Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Asia"

A: Shopping malls have not been succeeding in the US in the past few decades. Many of them have closed down. However, in Asia they are still successful.

A: both asia and europe are continents

A: It meant that it is popular in some parts of the world, but not all of them. They used some bigger parts of the world as examples.

A: I went to Asia, Asia is huge, I am from Asia, I like Asia, We are going to Asia.

A: I really don't think there is much difference.

Japan's investments refers collectively to the investments of the nation of Japan.

Japanese investments = investments originating from Japanese investors / sources

Once refers to a nation, the other to a nationality. I can't think of how there's much difference in meaning here.

A: I travaled AN Asian country or I travaled Asian countrIES.
There is no difference, but 'I traveled an Asian country for 4 years' sounds more natural.

A: They basically mean the same thing.

"North America is so close to Asia" means you knew where Asia was, but didn't realize North America was that close to it.

"Asian is so close to North America" means you knew where North America was, but didn't realize Asia was that close to it.

A: Asia=continent
Asian=anything related to Asia

A: This shouldn't be happening
OR
This shouldn't happen

A:
The only phrase I can think that is close is best friend. I could describe my friend Alane as my best friend since childhood.

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A: asia

A: in

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A: Asia, where my country lies.

A: "Which" is correct, as mentioned before! Also, in this case we want to add the word "to" after listen ("...frustrating to listen to?")

As an aside, accents are typically not frustrating to listen to in general, as long as the speaker is speaking clearly! ✔️

A: Try "She suggested I travel to Asia with her" instead