Hello, NyoHetaliaCreed here! This here is an interview with my Hetalia OCs, just made out of boredom while I work on Rwanda's profile! So hope wewe enjoy kusoma this and if wewe want to ask any maswali yourself, please most them in the maoni (or message me, au whatever form of communication here wewe prefer)!
Hey there guys! First things first, introduce yourselves with your human name.
North Korea: Annyeong hasimnikka. My human name is Im Sung-Hyun (I'd put in Kim Sung-Hyun but to avoid wewe Westerners complaining I put in the other one).
Libya: Salam! My name is Tariq al-Senussi. It's very nice to meet you!
Rwanda: Muraho. Nitwa Yvonne Uwimana.
UAE: Marhaban. My name is Ahmad Aziz and it is a pleasure to meet you.
Saudi Arabia: Assalaamu alaikum. My name is Abdullah al-Fakir.
Kuwait: Marhaba. My name is Zainab al-Sabah and it's very nice to meet you!
Iraq: Salam Alaikum! My name is Kareem al-Ali. Nice to meet wewe all!
Syria: Al Salamu Aleykom. My name is Fareeda Shaaban. Nice to make your acquaintance.
If wewe don't mind me asking, what's your weight and height? (not like this is going to end up on the internet au anything)
North Korea: *frowns darkly* And why is this any of your buisness may I ask? Fine. 5'4 and 45 kilograms.
Libya: 5'5 and 55 kilos. Wait, why am I telling wewe my weight? Ah, well. *shrugs and laughs softly*
Rwanda: *thinks for a minute* I'm 5'9 and I weigh...around 60 kilograms.
UAE: I am 5'8, but I'm not telling wewe my weight. And why should I? *smiles*
Saudi Arabia:*crosses arms and frowns* It is impolite to ask such things.
Kuwait: 5'7 and 60kg. Though wewe better be promising this information isn't going to be going anywhere...especially the height...
Iraq: 6'0. And I'm not telling wewe my weight.
Syria: How about wewe take my weight and height and wewe tell me?
What siku do wewe consider as your birthday?
North Korea: September 9th. No, it's not August 15th, that's my annoying 'brother's' birthday. He still sends me a card on his birthday. Even though I've constantly told him not to.
Libya: December 24th, that's when I first declared independance, but it was formerly September 1st. That's when you-know-who got into power.
Rwanda: My birthday is July 1st. But I prefer celebrating it on July 4th, when the Genocide ended. It was the first siku I truly felt this 'freedom' and 'liberation' everyone talks about.
UAE: December 2nd! That was when I formed, not gained independance. And I am proud of that, why shouldn't I be?
Saudi Arabia: September 23rd. Actually, just to let wewe all know, I was never really occupied kwa any Nation. So it's the tarehe I officially became a country rather than becoming independant.
Kuwait: June 19th was when I became independant from Britain. That doesn't mean I cook bad!
Iraq: October 3rd. From Britain....I don't cook badly!
Syria: April 17th, that's when France allowed me to be independant. Though it was formerly March 8th.
What's your favourite food?
North Korea: Kimchee. My 'brother' likes it as well, but he is also very fond on bulgogi. It's been ages since I last ate it.
Libya: Couscous! But soon enough, it'll be Libyan Pepper Pot.
Rwanda: I don't really have a favourite food, but I have to say I quite like goat meat brochettes. France and Belgium introduced them to me!
UAE: Shawarma, it's very good with hummous!
Saudi Arabia: Kabsa, it's my national dish. No, it doesn't belong to Yemen, nor Bahrain au Kuwait. Mine. But Yemen says that I eat too much mutabbaq and lugaimat... LIES.
Kuwait: Ger ogaily, it's very nice!
Iraq: Fried mbilingani, biringani (better known as aubergine to you), biryani and mujjadara is delicious! I also like lafah, though Israel and Palestine are better known for eating it. But my favourite foods of all time is Kleicha and Shorbat Rabban!
Syria: Qutayef and Sfiha and Kibbeh and Harees (though Lebanon adores this dish the most out of our family). And that's all I can think of.
Your favourite International Event (amongst Nations only!)?
All the Arab Nations: INTERNATIONAL CUISINE DAY!
Rwanda: I like them all to be honest.
North Korea: How should I know I hardly ever attend them!
Do wewe like going to Nation School?
North Korea: I don't want to go to something those Nations that are always so critical about me created.
Libya: Well it's funny trolling all the Nations. Especially that siku Russia spiked everyone's drinks with VERY strong vodka! Well, except mine's of course. (though I wish I recorded Saudi Arabia who I think was imba his National Anthem BACKWARDS while drunk)
Rwanda: Not much, the Africa class can be very hectic at times. Okay, frequently.
UAE: I upendo socialising with the other Nations. So much easier when everyone's not arguing at a World Conference.
Saudi Arabia: I don't like it. Everyone there is always up to no good with all their gossiping, lying and rumour-spreading! Thankfully only one rumour has ever been spread about us Arab Nations...that's untrue of course!
Kuwait: No. I don't. Especially after that incident with the alcohol spiking!
Iraq: I don't like going but I have to go because everyone else goes.
Syria: I used to like it. Now I don't because France keeps harrassing me about me wearing my hijab.
Favourite subject at Nation School?
North Korea: I do have to say I'm rather fond on art and design.
Libya: Hmmm.... I dunno really. All of them?
Rwanda: I like Physical Education, especially when the teachers arrange an outdoor activity.
UAE: Languages. Always nice to learn to speak zaidi then one, no?
Saudi Arabia: Science (especially Biology) and Mathematics are very interesting subjects. They've always been my favourite subjects. But my personal favourite is Religious Studies.
Kuwait: Science. Geography. Maths. I like those ones best but as long as it's interesting I'll like any subject.
Iraq: I'd tell wewe but you'd most likely laugh.
Syria: nyumbani Economics.
WE'RE DONE NOW! Your thoughts?
North Korea: Good. I can get back to doing zaidi important things now.
Libya: It's over?
Rwanda: It was okay.
UAE: It was very nice talking to you!
Saudi Arabia: Hmm...
Kuwait: wewe could've asked zaidi interesting questions. But that's just me.
Iraq: Ah well, it was good time wasting.
Syria: That's it? Well, that's rather boring.
Ah well, to annoy North and keep Kuwait, Syria and Libya amused. wewe are free to ask maswali in the comments! 8D
Hope you've enjoyed reading, oh, and just a word of notice. I made the interview all kwa myself (so it's not an Interview Meme though I might make one for Hetalia OCs).
Hey there guys! First things first, introduce yourselves with your human name.
North Korea: Annyeong hasimnikka. My human name is Im Sung-Hyun (I'd put in Kim Sung-Hyun but to avoid wewe Westerners complaining I put in the other one).
Libya: Salam! My name is Tariq al-Senussi. It's very nice to meet you!
Rwanda: Muraho. Nitwa Yvonne Uwimana.
UAE: Marhaban. My name is Ahmad Aziz and it is a pleasure to meet you.
Saudi Arabia: Assalaamu alaikum. My name is Abdullah al-Fakir.
Kuwait: Marhaba. My name is Zainab al-Sabah and it's very nice to meet you!
Iraq: Salam Alaikum! My name is Kareem al-Ali. Nice to meet wewe all!
Syria: Al Salamu Aleykom. My name is Fareeda Shaaban. Nice to make your acquaintance.
If wewe don't mind me asking, what's your weight and height? (not like this is going to end up on the internet au anything)
North Korea: *frowns darkly* And why is this any of your buisness may I ask? Fine. 5'4 and 45 kilograms.
Libya: 5'5 and 55 kilos. Wait, why am I telling wewe my weight? Ah, well. *shrugs and laughs softly*
Rwanda: *thinks for a minute* I'm 5'9 and I weigh...around 60 kilograms.
UAE: I am 5'8, but I'm not telling wewe my weight. And why should I? *smiles*
Saudi Arabia:*crosses arms and frowns* It is impolite to ask such things.
Kuwait: 5'7 and 60kg. Though wewe better be promising this information isn't going to be going anywhere...especially the height...
Iraq: 6'0. And I'm not telling wewe my weight.
Syria: How about wewe take my weight and height and wewe tell me?
What siku do wewe consider as your birthday?
North Korea: September 9th. No, it's not August 15th, that's my annoying 'brother's' birthday. He still sends me a card on his birthday. Even though I've constantly told him not to.
Libya: December 24th, that's when I first declared independance, but it was formerly September 1st. That's when you-know-who got into power.
Rwanda: My birthday is July 1st. But I prefer celebrating it on July 4th, when the Genocide ended. It was the first siku I truly felt this 'freedom' and 'liberation' everyone talks about.
UAE: December 2nd! That was when I formed, not gained independance. And I am proud of that, why shouldn't I be?
Saudi Arabia: September 23rd. Actually, just to let wewe all know, I was never really occupied kwa any Nation. So it's the tarehe I officially became a country rather than becoming independant.
Kuwait: June 19th was when I became independant from Britain. That doesn't mean I cook bad!
Iraq: October 3rd. From Britain....I don't cook badly!
Syria: April 17th, that's when France allowed me to be independant. Though it was formerly March 8th.
What's your favourite food?
North Korea: Kimchee. My 'brother' likes it as well, but he is also very fond on bulgogi. It's been ages since I last ate it.
Libya: Couscous! But soon enough, it'll be Libyan Pepper Pot.
Rwanda: I don't really have a favourite food, but I have to say I quite like goat meat brochettes. France and Belgium introduced them to me!
UAE: Shawarma, it's very good with hummous!
Saudi Arabia: Kabsa, it's my national dish. No, it doesn't belong to Yemen, nor Bahrain au Kuwait. Mine. But Yemen says that I eat too much mutabbaq and lugaimat... LIES.
Kuwait: Ger ogaily, it's very nice!
Iraq: Fried mbilingani, biringani (better known as aubergine to you), biryani and mujjadara is delicious! I also like lafah, though Israel and Palestine are better known for eating it. But my favourite foods of all time is Kleicha and Shorbat Rabban!
Syria: Qutayef and Sfiha and Kibbeh and Harees (though Lebanon adores this dish the most out of our family). And that's all I can think of.
Your favourite International Event (amongst Nations only!)?
All the Arab Nations: INTERNATIONAL CUISINE DAY!
Rwanda: I like them all to be honest.
North Korea: How should I know I hardly ever attend them!
Do wewe like going to Nation School?
North Korea: I don't want to go to something those Nations that are always so critical about me created.
Libya: Well it's funny trolling all the Nations. Especially that siku Russia spiked everyone's drinks with VERY strong vodka! Well, except mine's of course. (though I wish I recorded Saudi Arabia who I think was imba his National Anthem BACKWARDS while drunk)
Rwanda: Not much, the Africa class can be very hectic at times. Okay, frequently.
UAE: I upendo socialising with the other Nations. So much easier when everyone's not arguing at a World Conference.
Saudi Arabia: I don't like it. Everyone there is always up to no good with all their gossiping, lying and rumour-spreading! Thankfully only one rumour has ever been spread about us Arab Nations...that's untrue of course!
Kuwait: No. I don't. Especially after that incident with the alcohol spiking!
Iraq: I don't like going but I have to go because everyone else goes.
Syria: I used to like it. Now I don't because France keeps harrassing me about me wearing my hijab.
Favourite subject at Nation School?
North Korea: I do have to say I'm rather fond on art and design.
Libya: Hmmm.... I dunno really. All of them?
Rwanda: I like Physical Education, especially when the teachers arrange an outdoor activity.
UAE: Languages. Always nice to learn to speak zaidi then one, no?
Saudi Arabia: Science (especially Biology) and Mathematics are very interesting subjects. They've always been my favourite subjects. But my personal favourite is Religious Studies.
Kuwait: Science. Geography. Maths. I like those ones best but as long as it's interesting I'll like any subject.
Iraq: I'd tell wewe but you'd most likely laugh.
Syria: nyumbani Economics.
WE'RE DONE NOW! Your thoughts?
North Korea: Good. I can get back to doing zaidi important things now.
Libya: It's over?
Rwanda: It was okay.
UAE: It was very nice talking to you!
Saudi Arabia: Hmm...
Kuwait: wewe could've asked zaidi interesting questions. But that's just me.
Iraq: Ah well, it was good time wasting.
Syria: That's it? Well, that's rather boring.
Ah well, to annoy North and keep Kuwait, Syria and Libya amused. wewe are free to ask maswali in the comments! 8D
Hope you've enjoyed reading, oh, and just a word of notice. I made the interview all kwa myself (so it's not an Interview Meme though I might make one for Hetalia OCs).
Human Name: Alexandria Carr
Age: 7
Gender: Female
Crush: Kuwait
Friends: Jordan, Kenya, Israel
school stuff----------------------------------------------------------
school: Beacon High
Grade: 3'th
Class: Ms. Tracey
never gets along with Russia
about: Nepal is a little sister to Micronesia, but a big sister to Netherlands,
Catch Phrase: "never turn your back on anyone intill wewe mean it, it wont never come to life if wewe make something come to life, don't see a black cat for bad luck and everyone knows that very well"
Age: 7
Gender: Female
Crush: Kuwait
Friends: Jordan, Kenya, Israel
school stuff----------------------------------------------------------
school: Beacon High
Grade: 3'th
Class: Ms. Tracey
never gets along with Russia
about: Nepal is a little sister to Micronesia, but a big sister to Netherlands,
Catch Phrase: "never turn your back on anyone intill wewe mean it, it wont never come to life if wewe make something come to life, don't see a black cat for bad luck and everyone knows that very well"
