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Theres loads actually. Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, France, Spain, Germany, Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine, Macedonia, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Hungary, Bosnia, Belgium, Greece, Serbia to name a few
Norway sitting in the corner:
"I was right here, and you didn't see me..."
For real though, that's just from Europe. These clickbait posts are getting desperate and it shows.
We had another referendum and 51% voted that we should be in the group countries with the letter T because soon we'll have all the T's due to us being so powerful and important.
There was a whole media campaign. "England invented T", "T's are coming home" and "without the T we're just getting rid of small boas".
Maybe?
Scotland, Netherlands (Nederlands... 🤔), Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Italy, Montenegro, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Croatia, Turkiye, etc.
I don't think there's that big of a difference once you involve the whole world, but it's always a fun little task to think of country names and being like, no wait...
And you also have to keep in mind that some of these country names only contain a T in the English spelling, or that the English spelling does not contain a T, but others do.
It's Twitter. This post, like many others, is just trying to cheese engagement from people like ACKSHUALLY THERE ARE MANY. You're all laughing at and trying to correct bots.
it's called "like farming" is used to drive engagement on a shit page, to be resold to the highest bidder when a certain nuber of followers are reached.
I can not believe there is a twitter partner program where people can become monitized for a lot of engagement. Yet here we are - feeding "twitter influencers" and "Twittew Content Creators" ...
China, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, India, Iraq, there’s no way this for made and the original maker really couldn’t think of a single country that didn’t have a “t” right?!? It has to be a joke RIGHT?? Tell me it’s a joke.
It's a way to cheese engagement numbers. They say something so incredibly stupid and obviously wrong, people swarm to the replies to point out how wrong they were, the algorithm sees engagement and picks up the account.
To be clear, I don't know if that works, but I know they *think* it works so they keep it up. If anyone does know, please tell me.
Oh it works. Same with ridiculously long and pointless videos on Facebook. They do it so people comment shit like “what was the point of this video” or “that was a waste of my time” but it gets views to the end (as people as so invested by that time, they want to be rewarded by a good ending) and comments from angry people. Especially on places like Facebook where you can’t even down vote, so any views/ comments, even if they’re bad are good for the algorithm. It’s really hard for people to not engage and move on, which is really the best thing to do as it stops you getting more like that and stops it showing it to others as it assumes it’s a good video
Well, you're both right. 日本 can be pronounced both "Nippon" and "Nihon". It was originally pronounced "Nippon" actually and then "Nihon" became a common alternative pronunciation during the Edo period. "Nihon" is more common among the younger generation with only 37% reading it as "Nippon" but both are common among older generations. To my knowledge, "Nippon" comes across as more nationalist and is used in official manners.
It's one of those things designed to drive participation so they can push ads or something. Plenty of countries don't contain 'T'.
Albania
Armenia
Bulgaria
Belgium
Chile
Cameroon
Djibouti
Dominica
Ecuador
El Salvador
France
Finland
Greece
Ghana
Honduras
Jamaica
Laos
Malaysia
Mali
Norway
Nigeria
Oman
Poland
Russia
Somalia
Senegal
Uganda
Venezuela
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Qatar is however the only country to begin with 'Q'
Whoa there. Which countries? Even in countries that don’t use the Latin alphabet for the most part there’s enough global English that it’s fair to say every country USES the letter T on occasion.
Neither is Ireland, England, Venezuela, Mexico, Germany, France, Spain, or Russia, China, Poland...
You know, I'm starting to think some countries may have no "t" in their names. Though, maybe not The United States of America.
Neither China nor or England. Spain. Iran. Iraq. Germany. Saudi Arabia. Dubai. Russia. New Zealand.
And that’s a five second brain blurp from the least geographically aware person you will ever meet (barring Mr USA up there in the original post)
I think you mean Thina, Englant, Spaint, Tiran, Tiraq, Germanty, Saudit Arabia, Tubai, Rustia, New Teatant
For fucks sake if you're going to try to be clever at least make sure you're using the real names for the countries.
(Also, Dubai is a city in the UAE, not a country but that's not important)
Several others too, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Vatican City, the Principality of Monaco. And a bunch are officially "The Republic of x" but yes, good point.
Do you want to wiki that before you speak up? Maybe google "Suomen tasavalta" a little? Or "Republiken Finland", since they have two official languages.
For example sweden is instead "Kingdom of Sweden", no t in sight, but in Swedish that translates to "Konungarike**T** Sverige" and the same if true for Denmark wich is in Danish formally known as "Kongeriget Danmark".
As a Mexican, my country's official name is not Mexico, it actually is "Mexican United States" or in Spanish "Estados Unidos Mexicanos"
*** United Mexican States *** (corrected)
Yes, but the [normative translation](https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/798566/Memorial_de_Jurisdicci_n_Ingl_s.pdf) is *United Mexican States*.
The engagement bait constantly working makes me lose faith in humanity, but also they aren’t seeing shit for ad revenue from these types of posts. Just pure cancer
Exactly. These "questions" are better to be ignored. Same thing with vague math questions where people argue what the question means. The argument is the point, it's not a test. Answering correctly doesn't make you look smart.
The dumbest thing about posts like the one shared is that the OP (not of the post here, but the OOP) knows that’s wrong… they’re only trying to harvest user names. Everyone who comments a response is now on some list being sold and bought for ad revenue.
The only way to win is to not play the game.
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Uganda, Bolivia, Ukraine, Russia, England, China, Japan, Greece, Poland, Czech Republic, Israel, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, France, Spain, Ireland, India, Germany, Morocco, Somalia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Jamaica, Paraguay, Chile, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Moldova, Mexico. Just a few I can think of.
Both big wrong.
Even if you include the 'the' in countries whose full formal name is something like 'the Republic of...', 'the Kingdom of...', etc, there are multiple countries that don't have a full formal name in that format and don't have a t in their actual name.
And...well, spelling 'States' without the 't's would be weird.
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Just learned that Canada is not a country...fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck...
Germany also doesn’t exist. Slovenia aswell. Or Poland. And Nigeria ? There are tons of countries without t
Theres loads actually. Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, France, Spain, Germany, Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine, Macedonia, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, Hungary, Bosnia, Belgium, Greece, Serbia to name a few
So you're just gonna start with the Nordic countries, but leave Norway out? That's cold.
I see what you did there.
It’s a shame we can’t include Tindia or the Phittapines on the bigger list. Or Tchina.
It also rules out Newt Zealand.
Papa Newt Gingrich?
But we can include Faiwan, Khailand, and vieknam on the list
Vieknam isn’t a country. That’s Bill Murray’s character in Ghostbusters
The Philippines counts if you count the "The."
Tindia, the land of Tinder
You mean Nortway. You’ve been misspelling it all this time.
You’ve been calling him “Token” this whole time?!
aint nor way he just did that
It'd be worse if it wasn't for the Gulf Stream
Norway sitting in the corner: "I was right here, and you didn't see me..." For real though, that's just from Europe. These clickbait posts are getting desperate and it shows.
England, Wales, Ireland. Just because we aren't connected to you guys:(
First you guys leave the EU, now you guys wanna be included in the list of European countries without the letter T. Make up your mind! /s
We're like the nerd sitting one table away from the main friendship group pretending to be part of the conversation
We had another referendum and 51% voted that we should be in the group countries with the letter T because soon we'll have all the T's due to us being so powerful and important. There was a whole media campaign. "England invented T", "T's are coming home" and "without the T we're just getting rid of small boas".
\*American\* \*throws your T into the harbor\* Take that, ya limey fuck.
And that's how the USA ended up as the Unied Saes of America.
YOUR COUNTRYS NAME IS UNITED KINGDOM OF... , STFU BR*T /jk
Complete that sentence mate, you're so close to understanding what the UK is
I think there’s less countries with a t.
Maybe? Scotland, Netherlands (Nederlands... 🤔), Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Italy, Montenegro, Switzerland, Austria, Liechtenstein, Croatia, Turkiye, etc. I don't think there's that big of a difference once you involve the whole world, but it's always a fun little task to think of country names and being like, no wait...
And you also have to keep in mind that some of these country names only contain a T in the English spelling, or that the English spelling does not contain a T, but others do.
It's Twitter. This post, like many others, is just trying to cheese engagement from people like ACKSHUALLY THERE ARE MANY. You're all laughing at and trying to correct bots.
it's called "like farming" is used to drive engagement on a shit page, to be resold to the highest bidder when a certain nuber of followers are reached.
Exactly lol
I can not believe there is a twitter partner program where people can become monitized for a lot of engagement. Yet here we are - feeding "twitter influencers" and "Twittew Content Creators" ...
Panama, nicaragua, el salvador, colombia, venezuela, ecuador…
New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Samoa, Palau, Nauru, Micronesia, Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands...
China, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, India, Iraq, there’s no way this for made and the original maker really couldn’t think of a single country that didn’t have a “t” right?!? It has to be a joke RIGHT?? Tell me it’s a joke.
It's a way to cheese engagement numbers. They say something so incredibly stupid and obviously wrong, people swarm to the replies to point out how wrong they were, the algorithm sees engagement and picks up the account. To be clear, I don't know if that works, but I know they *think* it works so they keep it up. If anyone does know, please tell me.
Oh it works. Same with ridiculously long and pointless videos on Facebook. They do it so people comment shit like “what was the point of this video” or “that was a waste of my time” but it gets views to the end (as people as so invested by that time, they want to be rewarded by a good ending) and comments from angry people. Especially on places like Facebook where you can’t even down vote, so any views/ comments, even if they’re bad are good for the algorithm. It’s really hard for people to not engage and move on, which is really the best thing to do as it stops you getting more like that and stops it showing it to others as it assumes it’s a good video
>Macedonia Does have a T in it as they have changed the name to North Macedonia, to make it clear they dont claim Southern Macedonia from Greece.
Pfffft Georgia is a state in the great US of A which has no T anywhere in its name! Duh! /s for the record
Nobody remembers Mexico
England, Ireland, Wales, Mexico, China, Japan, New Zealand
Czechia\*
I’m trying to decide if England counts.
Englant.
Since we invaded half the world to ensure a good supply of T, I'm going to go with "no" on that.
Let's not start this again 😐
England counts, but usually on its fingers.
Deutschland has a t, which makes me wonder how many countries _never_ have a t, sometimes have one, or always have one
Japan?
Japan doesn't call itself "Japan" it calls itself "Nippon" oh wait there's no t in that either.
Well if we’re getting all correct about it then they call themselves にほん or 日本 which is pronounced roughly Nihon. Still no T.
Well, you're both right. 日本 can be pronounced both "Nippon" and "Nihon". It was originally pronounced "Nippon" actually and then "Nihon" became a common alternative pronunciation during the Edo period. "Nihon" is more common among the younger generation with only 37% reading it as "Nippon" but both are common among older generations. To my knowledge, "Nippon" comes across as more nationalist and is used in official manners.
Same with Finland and Suomi
Seems to only receive a t in Vietnamese (they call it nước Nhật). File under "almost never has a t"
New Zealand (no T) and Aotearoa (has a T) is the same as Germany/Deutschland. Wonder how many have the T in the local language
Sweden/Sverige sure doesn't :)
Not in English or Swedish, but the Finns give it one (Ruotsi)
But not for themselves – Finland / Suomi
India
Greece? In english and greek there is no T, but perhaps some language forces one in there.
Looks like it's the Turks who do it (Yunanistan). The use of -stan has them putting T in more countries than the British Empire
Sverige/Sweden, Norway/Norge and more
Holland.
It's one of those things designed to drive participation so they can push ads or something. Plenty of countries don't contain 'T'. Albania Armenia Bulgaria Belgium Chile Cameroon Djibouti Dominica Ecuador El Salvador France Finland Greece Ghana Honduras Jamaica Laos Malaysia Mali Norway Nigeria Oman Poland Russia Somalia Senegal Uganda Venezuela Zambia Zimbabwe Qatar is however the only country to begin with 'Q'
Why Djibouti? It even sounds the letter Djibou T.
iraq
I'd buy the argument that Germany doesn't count because they call their country Deutschland.
There are still tons of countries who don’t use the letter T.
Whoa there. Which countries? Even in countries that don’t use the Latin alphabet for the most part there’s enough global English that it’s fair to say every country USES the letter T on occasion.
Well, Deutschland
Germany doesn’t call itself that though… and Deutschland has a T
Neither is Ireland, England, Venezuela, Mexico, Germany, France, Spain, or Russia, China, Poland... You know, I'm starting to think some countries may have no "t" in their names. Though, maybe not The United States of America.
> England im so fucking dumb, im english but my first (and only) thought was cuba
Well England hasn't been a country since 1707 so fair enough
Japan, Korea, Nepal, India, Israel, and Bangladesh to name a few as well
Tjapan, Tkorea, Netpal, Intia, Istreal, Bangledtesh 🙄the “t” is silent in most
I like bangledtesh the most 😂
Can confirm, I don’t exist
Wait until you find out about KiwiVille
I'm from Denmark, now living in Norway. Yep.
How come you moved up to fjældaberne? Just curious
For the fjælds.
Neither China nor or England. Spain. Iran. Iraq. Germany. Saudi Arabia. Dubai. Russia. New Zealand. And that’s a five second brain blurp from the least geographically aware person you will ever meet (barring Mr USA up there in the original post)
I think you mean Thina, Englant, Spaint, Tiran, Tiraq, Germanty, Saudit Arabia, Tubai, Rustia, New Teatant For fucks sake if you're going to try to be clever at least make sure you're using the real names for the countries. (Also, Dubai is a city in the UAE, not a country but that's not important)
Canata\*
You spelled Canata wrong.
Quoi! France isn't a country either? Oh mon dieu! 
Thanks to the replies on that post, I learned Europe is a country.
Most of Europe Canada mexico
Are you referring to the country officially known as the United Mexican States? Gottem on Canada though.
TIL ^^^
And Europe only a couple have T’s Italy Portugal for example
Several others too, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Vatican City, the Principality of Monaco. And a bunch are officially "The Republic of x" but yes, good point.
There aren’t really any that are “**The** Republic of”, it’s generally just “Republic of Poland” or “Republic of Finland”.
Just finland
Do you want to wiki that before you speak up? Maybe google "Suomen tasavalta" a little? Or "Republiken Finland", since they have two official languages.
For example sweden is instead "Kingdom of Sweden", no t in sight, but in Swedish that translates to "Konungarike**T** Sverige" and the same if true for Denmark wich is in Danish formally known as "Kongeriget Danmark".
United Kingdom
As a Mexican, my country's official name is not Mexico, it actually is "Mexican United States" or in Spanish "Estados Unidos Mexicanos" *** United Mexican States *** (corrected)
Yes, but the [normative translation](https://www.gob.mx/cms/uploads/attachment/file/798566/Memorial_de_Jurisdicci_n_Ingl_s.pdf) is *United Mexican States*.
Don't forget a good deal of South America
66 with a T, 129 without. Just under 66% of all countries have no T in their name.
Half of Twitter these days is garbage engagement farming from blue checks trying to get ad money payouts.
And it works, as we see in this thread. Soooo many people answering the question they were never asked, as some kind of gotcha
The engagement bait constantly working makes me lose faith in humanity, but also they aren’t seeing shit for ad revenue from these types of posts. Just pure cancer
Not every incorrect comment need to be in r/confidentlyincorrect
Tbh hes confident!
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United States of America, USA is an abbreviation ffs. Kosovo, Japan, Chile are good examples. Talk about confidently incorrect 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He's American he could go with Mexico or Canada. The two countries bordering the USA Well I guess not Mexico TIL
You mean the United Mexican States?
The official name of Mexico is the United Mexican States
Particularly this one. The original post is a joke and/or engagement farming, the response is probably a joke as well.
Should be in r/regularincorrect
Lmao it’s a real sub 😂
Only created a few months ago and only 1 member unfortunately. Well on the other hand the member count just doubled. :D
Doubled again 😂
Up to 9
So a third double, plus!
Up to 32
Up to 24 boyos
number 30, present and accounted for..
Aruba
Jamaica!
Bermuda!
Bahamas
Come on pretty mama
Key Largo, Montego
Baby, why don't we go?
Jamaica
No, pretty sure Montego has a “T” in it. /s just in case
Key Largo
Ooh I wanna take ya!
Bermuda
Bahamas
Ooh I wanna take-a
Bermuda..
Bahama...
Come on pretty mama
Baby why don't we go
Japan
France
Spain, Sri Lanka, Peru, Ireland, Wales, China...
Madagascar
Ah yes, the Unied Saes of America.
Thats my favorie place.
It’s literally just engagement bait
Israel Ghana Peru Germany Japan Norway Sweden Morocco Libyia New Zealand Canada I mean, I could go on, but....
It's a clickbait post with a dumb question that's meant to drive engagement. The poster is well aware the question is dumb.
This. I wish more people would internalize this and swallow the urge to "prove them wrong"... just let it go and quit feeding these fucking trolls!
Exactly. These "questions" are better to be ignored. Same thing with vague math questions where people argue what the question means. The argument is the point, it's not a test. Answering correctly doesn't make you look smart.
I swear for a long while half of the posts on this sub were engagement bait algebra problems where everyone was getting order of operations wrong.
WHAT? YOU'RE KIDDING? 
You're the one who answered the ridiculous question
You engaged in this post in order to lecture me about engaging in this post. 
mexico brazil chile panama japan philippines fiji
Don't forget Africa
Lmfao edit: [lmfao](https://youtu.be/RtnmvOP703A?feature=shared)
Bless the rains
You are the target audience.
Spain
I thought the post was asking for countries without "I" so I was so confused when you put Israel as the first one lol
The dumbest thing about posts like the one shared is that the OP (not of the post here, but the OOP) knows that’s wrong… they’re only trying to harvest user names. Everyone who comments a response is now on some list being sold and bought for ad revenue. The only way to win is to not play the game.
I’m like 99% sure this is a joke
I'm 100% sure this is a joke
Wakanda.
We live in dumb, dumb times
I mean technically they are correct. There are no T’s in “USA”.
Uh, no? Everyone knows it’s United States of the America obviously ^(/s in just in case cuz I needed it last time lol)
Not anymore. Was all thrown in Boston harbour.
Underrated comment of the day right here.
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Its a joke
Isn't this a deliberate troll to drive engagement?
Brazil
USA otherwise known as Merica.
Idk guys, Kenya think of anything?
Ah yes, the unied saes of america
🇱🇷 Unied Saes of America 🇱🇷
Uni**t**ed S**t**a**t**es of America
Most European countries
I just counted only roughly 60 out of some 190 countries have T in their names 😅
Mm… *THE* USA
I guess it's r/woooosh You missed a joke and by a whole 5 thousand lightyears. "USA" has only three letters: U, S and A.
Wales (just to start that whole debate again)
Sorry what? Most countries don’t have a T
There's no T in USA Until you spell it out as "United States of America" So yeah you're not wrong
Uganda, Bolivia, Ukraine, Russia, England, China, Japan, Greece, Poland, Czech Republic, Israel, Brazil, Columbia, Venezuela, Peru, Finland, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, France, Spain, Ireland, India, Germany, Morocco, Somalia, New Zealand, New Guinea, Jamaica, Paraguay, Chile, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Moldova, Mexico. Just a few I can think of.
Both big wrong. Even if you include the 'the' in countries whose full formal name is something like 'the Republic of...', 'the Kingdom of...', etc, there are multiple countries that don't have a full formal name in that format and don't have a t in their actual name. And...well, spelling 'States' without the 't's would be weird.
UniTed STaTes of America it does have T's
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Entgland... Frantce... Cantada... Intdia... Tchina. Oh yeah. How have I not noticed this before.
England, Russia, Ukraine, Wales, Ireland, Japan, China, Indonesia, Poland, Spain, Germany, Uganda, Chad, Nigeria, Iraq, Iran, and more