Africa | brushed Japanese Zangyo-Ninja

Algeria

North Africa, the Democratic People’s Republic facing the southern coast of the Mediterranean. French colony since 1830. Independent from France in 1962. It produces oil, natural gas, grapes, olives and wool. The inhabitants are Arabs and Berbers. Mostly Muslim. The main languages are Arabic and French.

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Somalia

A country that occupies most of the “African Horn” in the eastern part of the African continent. The north is Aden Bay and the east is the Indian Ocean, and the west is bordered by Ethiopia, Kenya and Djibouti. The coastal plain of the Gulf of Aden is a desert, and the Ogo Highland … Read More

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Somalia two letters

Democratic Republic facing the Arabian Sea, the eastern end of Africa. In 1960, British Somaliland and Italian Somalia merged and become independent. The civil war intensified after 1991. Nomadism flourishes. Produce a banana. The residents are Somali. Mostly Muslim. The main languages are Somali and Arabic.

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Libya

A country facing the Mediterranean of North Africa. The west is Tunisia, Algeria, the south is Niger, Chad, the southeast is Sudan, and the east is Egypt. Most of the land is part of the Saharan desert, and the population and cities are concentrated in the coastal area except for the scattered oasis.

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Egypt by horizontally

A country in northeastern Africa. Positive name, Egypt-Arab Republic. Capital Cairo. Most of the land is in the desert, and cotton and sugar cane are grown in the Nile basin. It also produces oil from the Gulf of Suez. It is the birthplace of ancient civilization, and there are many ruins such as pyramids.

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Alexandria city

It is Egypt’s second largest city after Cairo, the prefectural capital of Alexandria. Located at the northwestern end of the Nile Delta, it has a population of approximately 4 million.

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pyramid

1. a massive monument with a square base and four triangular sides. 2. a polyhedron having a polygonal base and triangular sides with a common vertex. 3. a monumental achievement. Japan calls “Kin ji to”.

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Eritrea

A country in the northeastern part of the African continent called the Horn of Africa. The official name is State of Eritria. It is in contact with Djibouti in the east, Ethiopia in the south and Sudan in the west. The north faces the Red Sea, and the other side is Saudi Arabia and … Read More

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Nile liver

The world’s longest river in Japanese Kanji. The Amazon is the second longest river in the world after the Nile.

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country Guinea

a republic in western Africa on the Atlantic. It is a formal Kanji published in the dictionary, And brushed write.

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