Is Zimbabwe a beautifull country like London or tokyo or soemthing ?

Answer 1

For starters, London and Tokyo are cities, not countries. They belong to England and Japan respectively. As to whether Zimbabwe is a beautiful country, that is highly subjective and debatable. It all depends on personal tastes and preferences. Do you like the great outdoors, lush greenery and vegetation aplenty; or are you fascinated by architectural splendour and high-rise metropolises? You should preferably seek an opinion from like-minded people (who share the same notion of beauty as you do), to get a better idea of whether you'd find Zimbabwe beautiful. You might also want to view snapshots of Zimbabwean life from the many websites available online, if it helps. Cheers!

Answer 2

Zimbabwe, once called Rhodesia, is a VERY beautiful country but, unfortunately, has had much of it destroyed by the madman that runs it. And, NO Alflaeda, elephants do not graze in the back yards! Their are towns and cities just like everywhere else. Wild game are confined to the nature reserves. Their are numerous beautiful mansions in the cities and the most spectacular sceneries across the country. They have the famous Victoria Falls, Matopo Hills where Cecil John Rhodes was buried, the mighty Zambezi runs through there, the beautiful Chimanimani mountains and much more.
You can breathe in the open spaces of Zimbabwe but you will starve because nobody can afford very much there now.
I have not been to London or Tokyo but I hear that they are spectacular sites in their own rights. In different circumstances I think that Zimbabwe could have been the most beautiful country in Africa.

Answer 3

London is the capital city of a beautiful country, as is Tokyo.

Zimbabwe is a country and yes, it is beautiful, I've never been but I have a friend who lived there until she was forced to flee because of the change in political climate. It's a country that's full of pizazz and colour. Where, I believe, you might find an elephant grazing behind your house. Can you imagine that? The only wildlife I see regularly every year are the slugs that swarm across my garden path every autumn.