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All 196 Countries of the World : No Consonants
Your old countries of the world with a twist. Enter all the countries of the world by typing only their vowels.
Sometimes a Y is a vowel, sometimes it isn't. Your job is to know the difference.
For this quiz, spelling must be exact and abbreviations won't work
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| First submitted | July 5, 2020 |
| Times taken | 50,865 |
| Average score | 77.0% |
| Rating | 4.99 |
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(This was a genius quiz. Took me only one try but it still took me like 13 minutes trying to think of only the letters allowed. I voted it for five stars. Maybe you could do one with only consonants if you havent already :)
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Y is not a vowel but at least be consistent :)
/ˈkenjə/. It makes a "yuh" sound. Egypt, on the other hand, is pronounced /ˈiːdʒɪpt/. The "Y" is making an "ih" sound, like the "i" does in "dip". That makes that "Y" a vowel. The quiz is correct.
Not stating anything, actually asking.
Me: What?
My friend: The big country in Africa!
Me: Ohhh, you must mean Eoai Eui O E Oo
My friend: Are you okay?
Me: It's actually called Ea Aia Eui.
My friend: No, it's Central African Republic.
My brain: what is he talking about?
My friend:Just look at a map.
My Friend: I don't even know where Manila is (despite me telling him over and oven that it is in the Iiie)
Me: (facepalm)
(i had four seconds left, thank you for torturing me)
I am french
Good quiz
Jetp-JetPunkEdit: Oh yeah and in One Syllable Country quiz
Ooo-ooh-aoohy-a-oo
Had trouble with UAE I think I did quite a few varieties haha. Well maybe not so many but not paying attention too much so thinking I just didn't type what I intended the first few times. At the end when I did it a bit more consciously I tried uieeiaeoaaia (United Emirates of Arabia) and uieaaieiae (United Arabic Emirates) before finally landing on the right one. I had hardly ever (maybe never?) seen the English name in full. (and the English pronunciation of A sounds like E in Dutch and E sounds like i)
More fun than I expected, at first I was like ah consonants... ow wait ... vowels...
May I make a German translation?
also scrolling down to look at the answers and seeing all the vowels is funnier than it should be
some of my favorites;
EYEE, Uuuay, A, Ey, Ooo, Ea Aia Eui, Ioy oa
You pronounce the y as "i"
Y is also a vowel