Asian Countries vocabulary

Expand your vocabulary and practice
china
china
india
india
thailand
thailand
pakistan
pakistan
bangladesh
bangladesh
japan
japan
philippines
philippines
vietnam
vietnam
iran
iran
myanmar
myanmar
south korea
south korea
afghanistan
afghanistan
uzbekistan
uzbekistan
malaysia
malaysia
nepal
nepal
north korea
north korea
taiwan
taiwan
sri lanka
sri lanka
kazakhstan
kazakhstan
cambodia
cambodia
azerbaijan
azerbaijan
kyrgyzstan
kyrgyzstan
laos
laos
singapore
singapore
turkmenistan
turkmenistan
mongolia
mongolia
armenia
armenia

Asian Countries exercise (Multiple choice)

1.
kyrgyzstan

2.
japan

3.
uzbekistan

4.
pakistan

5.
bangladesh

Asian Countries exercise

1.
south korea

2.
malaysia

3.
taiwan

4.
laos

5.
myanmar

6.
kyrgyzstan

7.
kazakhstan

8.
uzbekistan

9.
mongolia

10.
bangladesh

11.
pakistan

12.
afghanistan

Information or Use Cases (Usage examples)

The idea of a place called "Asia" was originally a concept of Greek civilization, though this might not correspond to the entire continent currently known by that name. The English word comes from Latin literature, where it has the same form, "Asia". Whether "Asia" in other languages comes from Latin of the Roman Empire is much less certain, and the ultimate source of the Latin word is uncertain, though several theories have been published. One of the first classical writers to use Asia as a name of the whole continent was Pliny.

This metonymical change in meaning is common and can be observed in some other geographical names, such as Scandinavia (from Scania).

Latin Asia and Greek Ἀσία appear to be the same word. Roman authors translated Ἀσία as Asia. The Romans named a province Asia, located in western Anatolia (in modern-day Turkey).

Other Word Lists
Art And Craft Supplies
Market and Shopping
Transportation
Cryptocurrency
Kitchen
Anatomy
Fruits
Cosmetic Ingredients
Biology
Industry
English Exercises
Sport Vocabulary 1
Indefinite pronouns quiz (someone, somebody, anyone, anything, nobody...)
Auxiliary (modal/helping) verbs
Days and expressions about days in English
Baby and maternity vocabulary
Acronyms of International Organizations
The Present Continuous Tense (am, is, are)
Basic workout / fitness vocabulary and phrases
Opposite adjectives
Creating passive forms of given sentences