Guess the country from its official languages
Name the country from its official languages.
How to play
Name the country from its official languages. Only countries whose set of languages no other country has are asked. English is official in dozens of countries, so it can't point to one on its own. But Dzongkha means Bhutan, Tigrinya means Eritrea, and German, French, Italian and Romansh together can only be Switzerland. You get three guesses, and each wrong one costs a point.
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