Finally that 4 years of Russian in high school came in handy. Helped with the Cyrillic, but i was totally lost on the Greek. Did the Cyrillic and English right away and just kind of process of elimination after that.
In which language is Monaco called Manaco? I checked using both Wikipedia and Google Translate, neither showed Manaco in Spanish, French, Italian or Catalan. Furthermore, all the articles about Monaco in Wikipedia show the Monegasque versions being Munegu, Munegascu or similar.
well Switzerland has 4 languages. Why isn't UK in Welsh or scot's Gaelic? come to think of it most of Ireland speaks English. Cant have them all in there. good quiz.
And Finland is as official as Suomi. Btw, the UK doesn't have an official language, however it has official minority languages, all being celtic languages, one of them even without any native speakers.
Good point. When I first started doing Jetpunk quizzes I couldn't understand why "Eire" didn't work, that is what it's called in English. or "The Republic" if you already have context.
I thought the same thing at first, then I realised it was a quiz that included ALL european countries, and not just a sample of countries. So I was ok with it again :) It is good to be thorough haha (but have indeed in other quizes seen a selection where the chosen ones were to easy, a few easy ones are fine, but it is nice if you have to think and it is not just a typing exercise for all the answers)
FINALLY learning o read the Greek/Cyrillic alphabets has come in handy. Apart from Montenegro, I just kept saying "Tsrna Gora, Tsrrrna Gora" in the hope it would eventually sound like something... nope
Don't know cyrillic alphabet but having got most of them by knowing the major european countries with a bit of help from German just tried to get as many through guessing as possible. Got 40 so not dissapointed
Nice idea. However, as an English speaker, it was ridiculously easy. If you made it the other way round - translating from the English word to the "real" name, it would be far more entertaining.
Could you please add "Czechia" as an alternative to "Czech Republic"? You do on all your other quizzes and it isn't looking for a word-for-word translation here.
happy to admit I only missed the last two. though i must admit it helps knowing all your countries, because the last four I just got by remembering which I had missed, and trying them out.
and yea weird how 7% didnt know what portugal, malta, monaco, or liechtenstein would be in english haha. 9% even for moldova.
I've got 44/45 and I "just" have 4 points, it's a bit of stupid because on others quizzes, even with a "low" score, we've got 5 points. Else, it's a good quizz
Like Spain is not spanish word etc...
Apart from that detail, good quiz.
Ukraine is North of Turkey: Europe,
Armenia and Georgia are East of Turkey: Europe,
Bulgaria is West of Turkey: Europe,
Cyprus is South of Turkey: Europe,
so wtf
Check my quizzes for EU Official languages. It has resemblances to this one.
Drop that *whispers* hundo
and yea weird how 7% didnt know what portugal, malta, monaco, or liechtenstein would be in english haha. 9% even for moldova.
4 official languages! So to be correct: Schweiz, Suisse, Svizzera and Svizra