Former Yugoslav Republic of MacedonIA, also the official term used by Macedonia itself is just Republic of MacedonIA, and FYROM is only used in contexts where Greece would get mad otherwise.
Wasn't there already another recently featured quiz just like this? I sort of remember making a comment that the quiz would have been a lot longer if it was written in Arabic or Latin.
im really surprised the average score is so low on this one, i had time to go through all the countries and still finished with a minute remaining. Maybe because i ignored the prompts of the letter before the ia given already which i felt didn't really help all to much. Anyway really good quiz :)
dont be difficult unless u actually think tht it should be that way czech republic is the real name of czechia, but slovakia is officially named slovakia every country has a real real name tht they shouldnt be talked as like that for slovakia
FYI: If this quiz was in Portguese, it would also include: Itália (Italy), Moldávia (Moldova), Polônia (Poland), Tailândia (Thailand), Grécia (Greece), Finlândia (Finland), Islândia (Iceland), Líbia (Libya), Eritreia (Eritrea), Hungria (Húngary), Bielorrússia (Belarus), Ucrânia (Ukraine), and Suécia (Sweden).
I also end up getting answers that are there phonetically but not actually correct like Persia, Moldovia, Kenia, and Eritria. Sometimes I also end up making up countries (Maldia).
If you do anything to improve it, let me know.
(Not Gambia, The, it's The Gambia. Still ends in -ia.)
Kenya
Libya
North Korea
South Korea
Equatorial Guinea
Guinea
Papua New Guinea
Czechia
Bosnia
Abkhazia
South Ossetia
Transnistria
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Just Bosnia is the colloquial name for convenience sake.
But it would not include Cambodia (Camboja)
The words just blur together as I run through them, and overlook things like Russia or St Lucia.
I guess my brain doesn't organize things phonetically or by suffixes.
https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/106934/countries-ending-in-a-but-not-ia
"Hungaria."