1. I'm sorry if I missed any romanizations. There are a lot of countries and I know I might have missed a few in their native script. Please comment if you find one (it's hard to come across since the answers shuffle) and I will fix it.
2. Some of the native languages chosen are random. A lot of countries have many native languages, so I didn't use the de facto language for every single country, The quiz is about countries in their native language, not the de facto language.
3. I know the caveats give some of it away, but my other option was to pin a comment that also gave it away or deal with a lot of annoyed comments. There's no winning, I suppose.
4. Thank you so much for all the nominations, I just saw them!
I'm not saying you're wrong, and I'm not saying I didn't encounter it and fail to see its significance, but I never saw - or at least perceived - Sesel written anywhere in that country.
I like the idea but don't love the implementation for two reasons
- One of the caveats gives away one of the answers
- When a country has multiple official or de facto languages or scripts, sometimes the not-most-common is used, which seems to be purposefully confusing. Not wrong, just misleading
1. I know the caveat gives it away, but if I posted it in the comments, that would give it away too and I don't want to deal with a million angry comments every day.
2. Some of the endonym languages were chosen at random to include more languages so that the countries are easier to guess
I just choose one of the languages at random. This was mainly for countries with Arabic and Cyrillic endonym since there's so many very similar looking words sometimes.
1. I'm sorry if I missed any romanizations. There are a lot of countries and I know I might have missed a few in their native script. Please comment if you find one (it's hard to come across since the answers shuffle) and I will fix it.
2. Some of the native languages chosen are random. A lot of countries have many native languages, so I didn't use the de facto language for every single country, The quiz is about countries in their native language, not the de facto language.
3. I know the caveats give some of it away, but my other option was to pin a comment that also gave it away or deal with a lot of annoyed comments. There's no winning, I suppose.
4. Thank you so much for all the nominations, I just saw them!
- One of the caveats gives away one of the answers
- When a country has multiple official or de facto languages or scripts, sometimes the not-most-common is used, which seems to be purposefully confusing. Not wrong, just misleading
2. Some of the endonym languages were chosen at random to include more languages so that the countries are easier to guess
Ελλάς is also not the modern name of the country, which is instead Ελλάδα