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> most populous country that's located in two continents should not be called Pavo I don't get this reference :( > Cocoa Co-co? Co-co-ah? What's right?
by solardev 3y ago
> most populous country that's located in two continents should not be called Pavo
I don't get this reference :(
> Cocoa
Co-co? Co-co-ah? What's right?
- benatkin 3y ago(wrong: Turkiye/Turkey used to often be called the spanish word for Turkey.) (corrected for second most, as Russia is also in two continents, not sure it's correct) Cacao. Edit: it appears I was mistaken about Pavo, it was articles in Spanish about the official change in English name from Turkey to Turkiyé. On maps in Spanish I see a lot of other countries with spanish names that are quite different like Costa de Marfil instead of Ivory Coast and Países Bajos instead of Netherlands.
- seszett 3y ago> Russia is also in two continents Egypt is too, as well as the US I suppose (to mention only countries more populated than Turkey). Their population distribution is more unbalanced than Turkey or Russia though.
- benatkin 3y agoOh, of course :) Though I didn't realize it was more populated than Turkiye.