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Countries With Two or More Words
Name the countries that have two or more words in their name.
Connectives, such as "of", "the" and "and" are NOT included.
Words such as "Republic", "Federated" and "Saint" ARE included
Uses the names of "Countries of the World Quiz"
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Last updated: February 13, 2021
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| First submitted | February 8, 2021 |
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anonimous
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Level 57
Mar 5, 2021
For more quizzes like this, try my series "Geography With Two or More Words"!
gustavo11
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Level 70
Feb 8, 2021
wondering here: should "El Salvador" be considered a two word country? since you're ignoring the connective "the", i think maybe "el" shouldn't be counted. The country's name translates from spanish as "the saviour".
anonimous
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Level 57
Feb 9, 2021
I thought about that as well, but my final conclusion was that El Salvador is a two word country. Differently from Cote D'Ivoire, for example, whose english translation is Ivory Coast, or Timor-Leste, whose name is East Timor, the english name for El Salvador remains being El Salvador. "The Saviour" is just a literal translation of the country's name. Besides, nobody refers to the country that way. Hope I cleared it up for you :)
QuizBoy786
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Level 54
Feb 19, 2021
Nice Quiz!
anonimous
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Level 57
Feb 19, 2021
Thanks! If you liked it, you can try "Capitals With Two or More Names"!
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