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Bir çeviri sorunu bildirin
Instead of comparing geography using the map, I thought it best to look at the passport designs and the politics from what's shown in the newspapers, as well as city names. Here's what I came up with:
Arstotzka = Kyrgyzstan (Turkish)
Kolechia = Czechoslavakia (West Slavic)
Republia = Germany (Dutch)
Obristan = Sweden (North Germanic)
Antegria = Italy (Italian)
United Federation = UK (English)
Impor = Japan (East Asian)
I think all of the countries are designed to be generic stereotypes of regions of Europe and Asia, but it makes it easier to mentally attach cities to passports when each country has a real-world counterpart as well as a different real-world spoken language.
I don't know, man. I don't know.