Alphabet Cities Game

[Heblem]

Tijuana, BC, México

[RippleJet]

U = Uleåborg (Oulu in Finnish), Finland

[Vario80]

V = Vilnius, Lithuania

[Nardo69]

Wissembourg - France

[rooker1]

X = Xuzhou, China

[Ennedi]

Y = Yokohama, Japan

[rooker1]

Z = Zurich, Switzerland

[sandrasim1]

Å = Åkersberga, Sweden

Who will follow with Ä and Ö?

[BarbyW]

Belcarra, Ireland

[Vario80]

C = Christchurch, New Zealand

[Heblem]

Durango, México    !!

[vester]

Barby that was not a but a å. Big difference.



back to the game:
Emmen, Holland

[Heblem]

Some off-topic...

please use English alphabet...

A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z

not Ä, å Ö, what ever is that strange letters

[Krio]

Not sure if this said yet:

Forssa, Finland

Heblem: biggest players of this game are scandinavian (RippleJet and vester as an example) and they aren't strange to us.

[Nardo69]

Goncali (small village and railway knot between Denizli and Pamukkale), Turkey

I agree with Vester , there are Ä in German and Ö and Ü in German,Turkish and Hungarian - in addition to this what would Sc4 be without the German SFBT ? 

[vester]

Hamburg, Germany

[Vario80]

Goncali (small village and railway knot between Denizli and Pamukkale), Turkey

I agree with Vester , there are Ä in German and Ö and Ü in German,Turkish and Hungarian - in addition to this what would Sc4 be without the German SFBT ? 

You forgot Å, Æ and Ø from our scandinavian friends. So yes umlauts are quite common in most european countries.

I = Inari, Finland

[vester]

Jönköping, Sweden

two ö 

[Krio]

Kuopio, Finland

[XiahouDun]

Lexington, Kentucky