State is defined as both:
A: A politically organized body of people usually occupying a definite territory especially one that is sovereign. (A country)
B: One of the constituent units of a nation having a federal government.
Many countries are made up of states because those states used to be independent states (countries) with the United States being the most obvious example. But this does not mean the other definition does not hold.
Your english seems okay
I’ve written an entire android app just for myself. I couldnt find anything with the features or widgets i wanted so i just made it myself. Presumably because widgets reduce the need to open the app and that reduces ad revenue.
My userbase is currently me and one friend
Wow i never thought a Labor government would suck up to the US and take their side on a pointless war in the middle east… Again
I had the disolution of the US for 2035 with California being the first to leave… Fuckin speedrunners
Thats not really a question i, or anyone, can answer on behalf of the english speaking world.
Its pretty common to refer to countries in organizations as “member states”. From the UN, to the CIS, to the African Union and EU, UNESCO, NATO, etc.
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