No, you're wrong, because most geographers accept that "continent" isn't purely a geographical designation. It's a geographical, cultural and historical designation. If we're gonna go the way you view at it, then it isn't Euroasia, It's Euro-afro-asia. And the Americas are 1 continent.
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Well I was talking about geographic diversity, but we have people of all races here that speak many different languages. They're just spread out and usually live in cities. It's not really "pound for pound" as mixed as Switzerland is (assuming that's where you live).
Other than English, Spanish is the only language that can be considered a second language across the entire country.
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Well, i replied with my knowledge, i learned in school, and here my country everyone agrees that Europe and Asia have no relation except by geographical borders. Even cultures are miles apart. The concept of Euroasia picked up again during the World Wars after being set aside for long, due to those bordering nations getting worldly attention.