Eswatini isn't called Swailand anymore so that doesn't count anymore. Also Scotland is not a recognized country, rather its part of the UK, so it also doesn't count.
what about using Suomi for Finland? Or ROC for South Africa? A lot of countries have "state of" in their names. Those double standards for Swaziland are kinda cringe. Waiting for Turkiye then
Scotland is not a country in its own right but a constituent country of the UK. No nation recognizes its independence nor does it have any sovereignty.
Scotland is absolutely part of the United Kingdom. "Country" in the modern context typically is meant to mean "independent state", however the word is also the name of the first level subdivisions of the United Kingdom, which is where some confusion arises. So while Scotland may be a "country", it is not an independent state and has not been in at least 300 years.
Scotland is not a country in its own right but a constituent country of the UK. No nation recognizes its independence nor does it have any sovereignty.
I only forgot Serbia, but my brain is literally focused on harder countries like Sao Tome and Principe. Also, THEY LITERALLY CHANGED THE NAME FROM SWAZILAND TO ESTWANITI IN 2019! IT LITERIALLY SAYS IT ON THE TOP AND YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO SEE IT. ALSO, IF YOU DO COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD, IT LITERALLY SAYS STUFF LIKE WALES AND ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND ARE NOT CONSIDERED AS SOVERIGN NATIONS! sorry for the caps by the way
this was such a challenge to me especially because my first language is portuguese and the majority of countries that start with S doesnt match the english version. For instance all the ''south something'' in portuguese is '«something of south'', as well as countries like Spain-eSpanha, Slovakia-eSlováquia, Slovenia-eSlovénia... Still got 22/26 tho. cool quiz
Over 5 years, I have taken this quiz 10 times. 7 times out of 10 I got 25/26 answers. Never got 26/26. Always forgetting a different country. Amusingly frustrating.
But it's not a country by UN definition.
What about Sint Maarten, Scotland, Sicily and Starbuck in the west.
Scotland is a Constituent Country in the United Kingdom.
Sicily is an Italian Region.
Starbuck does not exist.
Any more?
"As of February 2019, we now use the name "Eswatini" instead of "Swaziland"
*attempts to type in Siam*
Scoring
You scored 5/26 = 19%
This beats or equals 4.5% of test takers
The average score is 18
Your high score is 5
why is it your favourite if you don't mind me asking?
Sorry for the caps lol
SPAIN. yes, it's Spain without and S feeling. How did I miss Spain but got all other right.
missed Seychelles, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Suriname.