World Capitals
The capital of Canada, it is located in the province of Ontario, between Toronto and Montreal.
Ottawa.
In 1986, this nuclear disaster occurred in the Soviet Union, leading to mass evacuations.
Chernobyl.
Konnichiwa, Arigatou gozaimasu, To Sayonara!
Japanese
“Just keep swimming.”
Finding Nemo
A small piece of broken glass or pottery.
Shard.
Sitting on the Tiber River, this city has been the heart of Italy since ancient times.
Rome.
Although mass killings and atrocities have occurred throughout history, it wasn’t until the mid-20th century, in response to events like the Holocaust, that a word was created to describe the deliberate destruction of an entire group.
Genocide.
Halo, Danke, Und Auf Wiedersehen!
“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”
Forrest Gump
To wander aimlessly.
Roam.
This capital city of Australia is often mistaken for Sydney but was purpose-built to resolve a rivalry between Sydney and Melbourne.
Canberra.
In 1791, this Caribbean island colony experienced a massive slave revolt that would eventually lead to its independence.
Haiti.
Merhaba, Teşekkürler, Ve Hoşça kal!
Turkish.
“Nobody puts Baby in a corner.”
Dirty Dancing
A brief, unexpected fight.
Duel.
This capital of Thailand is famous for its ornate Grand Palace and vibrant street life.
Bangkok.
In 1917, the Zimmermann Telegram nearly brought this neutral country into World War I against Germany.
United States.
Olá, Obrigado, E Adeus!
Portuguese
Yoast! Don'y you take my son out!
Remember the Titans
A sudden sharp pain.
Pang.
The capital of Argentina is famous for tango, steak, and its European-style architecture.
Buenos Aires.
This 1789 event marked the start of a major revolution in France.
The Storming of Bastille.
Cześć, Dziękuję, I Do widzenia!
Polish
“Every man dies, not every man really lives.”
Braveheart
To twist or turn sharply.