Germany for Bulgarians Quiz Information

@Vlad: There is a difference, yes. And I thought a lot about bringing the visual component into play in my games, but I didn't come up with a good idea, so I did it just text-based. Maybe you have an idea bringing graphics into play? And now that I think of it, i used lower case letters only so if your game is going to include capitals, it would be an ideal completion. As for the optics I don't share your concern since I have seen the other games you did. They look incredibly good!

@famisamis and Vlad: Thanks for the praises!!

@all: The 5 part game mentioned consists of the games 969, 970, 971, 972 and 973.

This is a nice challenge after playing the alphabet games. Sounding out the letters helps you recognize the name of the country or area. Nice looking game.

Sounds good. By the way, great job on the 5 part game. There is little i could add, but i think it wouldn't hurt including a Russian alphabet - there is a small difference after all. I just have to try and make it as visually appealing as your games :)

Hi Vlad, believe it or not I had the same thing in mind for some time now and already started doing it! But better two games than none and anyway I divided the alphabet in two parts/games. You can do one with all of them so mine would be the beginners' course and yours the lower intermediate. Is that ok with you?

I'm thinking about putting up a Russian alphabet game. It's fairly easy to read (and even pronounce) once you learn it. This would help a great deal for games such as this one, involving slavik languages. Good game, eques

I see you still haven't given up learning Bulgarian, Eques. I wish you luck!

My Russian helped me a lot to solve this, but I think for most people here it will be very difficult.

Nice Background!