Slovenia

>slovenia
>slovakia

>austria
>australia

>paraguay
>uruguay

>sweden
>switzerland

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>Latvia
>Lithuania

Piss off Australia-Hungarian empire was great

>Czech republic
>Chechen republic

>niger
>nigeria

>dutch
>danish
>deutsch

>United States
>Israel

>Democratic People's Republic of Korea
>Republic of Korea

i get all the others, but how the fuck do you mix sweden with switzerland exactly???

Maybe it's harder in Brazilian.

>>Chechen republic

>sudan (country)
>sudan (region)

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>Republic of China
>People's Republic of China

>Democratic Republic of the Congo
>Republic of the Congo

>Guinea
>Papua New-Guinea
>Guyana
>Guiana

>Pyongyang
>Pyeongchang

russians call all their provinces republics, you dip

>>slovenia
>>slovakia
same name, same flag. what's the difference?

In portuguese they are "Sueçia" and "Suiça"

>Suécia
>Suíça

>Sueçia
Brazilian education

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>Włochy
>блoхи

>Brazil
>Brazzaville
>Brazzers
>Baboons

кoт ди вyap

What does that change? A stressed syllable like in Spanish?

>uruguay
>ur a gay

>niger
>the n word

In Polish at least it's "Szwecja" and "Szwajcaria". Not that similar of course but brainlets still often mix them up.

Also, in Polish it's "Litwa"(Lithuania) and "Łotwa"(Latvia).

A classic.

He also forgot the acute accent 'é' which does change how it's pronounced.

Someone posted a screen recently that reminded me

That's what I asked about, the 'é

>united states of america
>united mexican states

I think this is the most absurd so far
>Nigeria
>Niger
>Nigga
>Nigguh
>Negroe
>Nigger

>Brazil
>Congo

>Karakul, China, a lake in Xinjiang Province
>Karakul, Iran, a village in Zanjan Province
>Qara Kul, Iran
>Qaraghol, Iran
>Karakol, Kyrgyzstan, Issyk-Kul Province
>Karaköl, Kyrgyzstan, Jalal-Abad Region
>Karakol', Kyrgyzstan, Jalal-Abad Region
>Karakul (Tajikistan), a lake in the Pamir Mountains
>Karagöl, Turkey, several places
>Qorako‘l, Uzbekistan, a city in Bukhara Province
>Qorako‘l District, Uzbekistan

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>los estados unidos americANOS
>los estados unidos mexicANOS

>paraguay
>uruguay
damn, wish there was Paranaguay to complete the trio
alas, it was never meant to be

Praguanamaraguay

if there was a river called Praguanamara, yeah why not
there's a brazilian bay called Guanabara after all

There is a city called paranagua

and the state is Parana, like the river
would Paranay have worked? naah

Corrientes is called Taragüi in guaraní, close enough

>brazil
>brazzers

mai brazza

yeah though Corrientes suits the place better
>El vocablo es unión de dos palabras que son táva (pueblo, ciudad) y aguĩ gua (cercano, vecino). En guaraní, como también en otras lenguas, cuando dos palabras concurren a la formación de una tercera generalmente la primera de ellas pierde su última sílaba, o bien la segunda es la que pierde su sílaba inicial. Nos quedan, pues, Ta aguĩ. Aquí, la misma vocal a se repite y, ambas, se ponen en contacto, con el riesgo de la desaparición de una de ellas. Para evitarlo aparece la epéntesis de la r, que nos da Taraguĩ.
>Cuando en la zona rural se pregunta por alguien en la casa, la respuesta suele ser oho taraguĩpe (se fue al pueblo)
>A poco de fundada la Ciudad de Vera comenzó a ser denominada por los indios comarcanos con el nombre de “Taraguy”. Con el transcurrir del tiempo, el nombre se extendió a todo el territorio de la provincia y también a sus habitantes.
like seriously, Taragüi is Canada tier name

I did when I was a kid

You 're american, we already know you are not that bright.

>Krasnoyarsk
>Krasnodar

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Brightest people live in USA

it's called brain drain, of course smart people go where they can get good jobs

That's why USA is number one and you aren't

yep. shekels

Suecia
Suiza

I guess

>Benin
>benis

Lituania
Letonia