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I used to believe New Zealand and Australia were part of the UK because they have a UK flag on their flags

H

I used to believe that Africa was the biggest country and Luxembourg was the smallest.

Anon

When I was little, I used to think that when I dug, I will arrive in China

Felix

I have absolutely no idea why but when I was a young child I thought Hong Kong was another name for London.

Anon

I used to think that a "concrete jungle" was an actual jungle. I imagined it to be like a rainforest, but instead of water and plants, there was wet concrete.

Anon

When I was a child I used to believe
that everything that wasn't China, didn't exist.Because when I was a child I thought that all the world is
China.

None name

When I was younger I used to believe the earth was flat because I thought that if it was round and with volume we were going to fall.

Laia

When I was a child I used to believe that every country was a planet.

laura k

I used to think Cancun was Camp Coon

not a raccoon

When I was 5 years old, I used to believe Poland was snowy and cold all year round, like the North Pole.

Sara

When I was a child, I used to believe that Catalonia was the unique part of land of the world.

Anon

I mixed up Egypt and China, thinking they were the same place at different times. I also threw in “Europe” as well, all as one country. Blame Sawgwa and Schoolhouse Rock.

Miru

I used to believe that the country then called Upper Volta (now Burkina Faso) was a hydroelectric power station.

Amanda

I used to think that the initials NYC stood for "nobody you're calling"

Anon

when i was young i used to think japan and china were the same country

i like star wars

i used to think France was in the united states

TY

When I was younger ,I used to confuse Spain and Alsace

French Anon

I thought Clydesdale was a place dreamed up by a little boy named Clyde.

Anon

I used to think all urban city life in England had to take place in London, and everywhere else was just beaches and countryside. Think of places like the Yorkshire Dales and the Peak District, for instance.

Anon