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Neither. Countries are small, such as Iraq, Vietnam, Korea, and China.

States are even smaller. If you look in a map for the United States of America,

you will find 50 states.

Asia is a CONTINENT. There are 7 continents in the world, yet Asia is the largest, then Africa, then North America, South America, then Europe, and finally Australia.

AFRICA borders Asia on the southwest.

Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, Karachi, Rangoon, Bangkok all lie on mainland Asia coastline.

For a start, Ho Chi Minh City, Karachi, and Shanghai are not the capital cities of their countries. Bangkok is not actually on the coast of Thailand nor is Rangoon actually on the coast of the Gulf of Martaban. So let's try again, shall we? Countries on the continent of Asia with capitals on the coast. Istanbul (Turkey), Beirut (Lebanon), Muscat (Oman), Abu Dhabi (UAE), Doha (Qatar), Kuwait City (Kuwait), Colombo (Sri Lanka), Singapore (Singapore), Jakarta (Indonesia), Tokyo (Japan),

Yes it is.

It is near India and China which are Asian country. It is in South Asia. The world's highest peak Mt. Everest is in this country. The light of Asia"Buddha" was born in Lumbini, Nepal.

The types of climates that are found in southeast Asia are cold climates warm climate and windy climates to!!

Japan is not part of Asia Pacific. As for Asia, it depends.

Japan is NOT part of Asia according to some Japanese. Japan is separated from Asian continent by water, and some Japanese believe it's not part of Asia.

They would say something like: "We are building new factories in Asia". In Japan, the phrase would explicitly mean "We are building new factories in Asia, but outside of Japan".

Asian is translated to ajia-jin in Japanese, but when they say ajia-jin, it usually excludes Japanese. It's somewhat analogous to the fact that some British believe UK is not part of Europe.

In the Western literature, Japan is almost always part of Asia.

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Oriental: From or pertaining to the Orient.

Asian: From or pertaining to Asia.

Simple, no?

What constitutes "the Orient" is a matter of discussion, and has changed over the last seven hundred years. One fairly precise definition states that it is the area "...constituting the biogeographic region that includes Asia south and southeast of the Himalayas and the Malay Archipelago west of Wallace's line."

Etymologically, oriental comes from the Latin word for east, just as occidental came from Latin for west, austral from south, and boreal from north.

Asia is the entire continent, so when you use the term Asian, you're including the middle-east, Israel, and possibly India. (This is debatable, because India actually sits on a different tectonic plate--hence the Indian Subcontinent.)

In recent times, roughly the last fifteen years, Oriental has retroactively been declared an offensive or insensitive word amongst some people. In reality, it was historically NOT used in a deliberately offensive manner, and any attempt to take offense is intellectually dishonest.

If someone takes offense at your legitimate use of the word Oriental, challenge them on it. Make them explain why they think it's offensive. Invariably, there is no valid reason other than, "because it IS!"

north to south or south to north

The waterproof vessel is used to scoop up and carry water from one body of water (typically, a river or pond) to another. At the end of each movement, the water is emptied out into runnels that convey the water along irrigation ditches in the required direction.

Yes, Rizal was the pioneer of this movement in Asia. He worked to bring liberal democracy to the area for all of the people.

it is practiced in INDIA

Yes

There are also Erdenet, Darkhan, Murun, Choibalsan, Zamyn-Uud, Sukhbaatar etc.

691,141 people.

No one really knows when Native Americans came to North America.

Aconcagua, in South America, at 6962 Meters (22841 feet)

tigers,snakes and deer
Bengal tigers,Camels,Rhino

The Ural Mountains are a mountain range that runs roughly north and south through western Russia. They are usually considered the natural boundary between Europe and Asia. For the source and more detailed information concerning your request, click on the related links section (Wikipedia) indicated directly below this answer section.

Europe sought trade with Asia. They mainly wanted silk, spices, tea, and gold.

Yes, It is between China and Russia.

the largest estuary in Asia is the Obi river.

Its population alone makes it a major player in world politics.

Asians can be distinguised by their eyes.

Chinese: Monolid, Epithelial fold, slightly slanted

Japanese: Monolid, sometimes epithelial fold, depending of where you are from

Korean: Monolid, Epithelial fold

Vietnamese: Epithelial fold

Middle Eastern: Almond shaped, long eyelashes (normally)

Others: Normally Monolid and/or Epithelial fold.

*In case you are unsure of what some terms mean, here are examples:

Monolid: The eyelid is thick and covers the whole eyelid down to the lash line

Epithelial Fold:When the inner corner of the eye looks folded inwards