Names of Countries in Other Languages

Germany is called "Germany" in English, "Allemagne" in French, "Alemania" in Spanish, "Doitsu" in Japanese and "Deutschland" in German. From the country name and language of origin, guess the English name of the following countries.
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Last updated: October 6, 2015
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Ranska (Finnish)
France
Griechenland (German)
Greece
Islandia (Russian)
Iceland
Inomenes Politeies Amerikes (Greek)
United States of America
Lettonie (French)
Latvia
Kitay (Russian)
China
Unitit Kinrick (Scots)
United Kingdom
Tschechien (German)
Czech Republic
Meiguo (Chinese)
United States of America
Vengriya (Russian)
Hungary
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Irsko (Polish)
Ireland
Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri (Turkish)
United Arab Emirates
Saksa (Finnish)
Germany
Řecko (Czech)
Greece
Soedinyonnye Shtaty Ameriki (Russian)
United States of America
Bolanda (Arabic)
Poland
Niemcy (Polish)
Germany
Fhrainc (Irish)
France
Meksika (Russian)
Mexico
Tzarfat (Hebrew)
France
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Level 35
Oct 3, 2015
That's not Greek, that's something we like to call Greeklish (Greek language written in Latin characters). And also could you accept UK and UAE?
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Level 65
Oct 3, 2015
agreed pls allow UK and UAE
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Level 56
Oct 3, 2015
It's spelled Griechenland.
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Level 69
Oct 5, 2015
Thank you for your notes and input!

UK and UAE have been added, and the typo repaired.

As for the Greek, Cyrillic, Hebrew and Arabic alphabets/abjads, I tried to follow the most recognizable transliteration systems. My hope was that the transliterations would give native English speakers clues to the answers, such as the Greek root "polit-" and the word "Amerikes".