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Countries Begining And Ending With Vowels
Find all countries which are begining with a vowel and ending with a vowel too.
Country names are the one from Countries of the World Quiz
"Y" is a considered as a vowel for this quiz
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| First submitted | August 23, 2016 |
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10 Comments
NigelS
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Level 98
Aug 23, 2016
What about United States of America? Also, you need to make clear that you are counting Y as a vowel.
Tottenham63
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Level 69
Aug 23, 2016
For USA, I first wanted to put this, but I've used names from "Countrie of the World" and in this quiz, it is "United States" so it's not ending with a vowel, but I can hear that :). For the "y", I'm not counting it as a vowel, it is a vowel, so if somebody doesn't know that, sorry for him.
Highlander29
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Level 77
Aug 23, 2016
There are five vowels: A, E, I, O & U. Y is a consonant.
NigelS
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Level 98
Aug 24, 2016
Y can function as either a consonant or a vowel (see http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/words/is-the-letter-y-a-vowel-or-a-consonant) which is why you need to make clear whether you are counting it as one or the other.
Tottenham63
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Level 69
Aug 24, 2016
Ok, you know what I think ? I'm french, in France, "y" is 100% a vowel, but this letter as the same pronunciation as the "i". Maybe in english, because "y" has a different pronunciation, it can be considered as a consonant. So I'm going to write this Thanks :)
Gamer1162
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Level 59
Aug 23, 2016
Europe not Europa, "countries" and "from" in the caveats are misspelled
Tottenham63
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Level 69
Aug 24, 2016
Yes, thanks :D
Quizzler14
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Level 65
Aug 24, 2016
Fun quiz! Quite a bit of time available, though...
Tottenham63
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Level 69
Aug 24, 2016
Yes you're right. I'll fix that :)
Mikecb
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Level 72
Jun 30, 2025
I hear what you are saying about UNITED STATES but it is known as the USA !
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