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Five: Kazakhstan, Kryrgystan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, and Pakistan
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Which countries with names ending in Stan border China?
Pakistan and Afghanistan (sorry if I spelled Afghanistan wrong)
Where in Asia is China?
China is an East Asian nation. It is south of Russia and Mongolia, east of the Central Asian -stan countries, northeast of India, and north of the Southeast Asian countries (Vietnam, Thailand, etc.). It borders the Pacific Ocean, more specifically, The Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, and the South China Sea. A map of Asia is included in the link below, and China is where the title of Asia (in big, red letters) is.
Can you find Stan's letters to Eminem on the Internet?
No, Stan is a fictional character and he does not exist, howvever you can find eminem's song sheet where he first wrote Stan
What are some Stan ending countries names?
The countries names are Pakistan , Afganistan,Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan,Turkmenistan,and Uzbekistan.
What does ''Stan'' mean in a countries name?
The suffix of -stan is Persian for place of. It is equivalent to the suffix of -land in English.
What the letters HACCP Stan for?
Hazard analysis of critical control points
What does last 3 letters of the word PAKISTAN signified?
It is actually the last four letters who signify a meaning. The suffix -stan is used in multiple country names and it is Persian for "Land of"
Many countries in Asia end with the suffix 'Stan' what is its meaning?
Stan means land so Afghanistan is land of afgans
Name of all countries ending with -istan?
AfghanistanPakistanTurkmenistanUzbekistanThe suffix is actually -stan, not -istan. This suffix is Persian for 'Land of'. Two other countries contain the suffix -stan and they are Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan.
What actors and actresses appeared in China Run - 1987?
The cast of China Run - 1987 includes: Stan Cottrell as himself
Who made china known to the outside world?
Marco Polo or John and Betty Stan
Why do many countries in Asia end with -stan?
"Stan" in several Middle and Near Eastern languages means "land," and "i" or "e" before the letters "stan" originated as a possessive marker in Farsi (Persian / Iranian language) which is the equivalent of English apostrophe "s" and shows "belonging to" or use of the preposition "of" indicating ownership -- or in this case, "a place of, or belonging to...". Thus, "Afghanistan" simply means "Land of the Afghans," "Uzbekistan" translates as "Land of the Uzbeks," and so on. "Pakistan" is a bit fancier, meaning "Land of the Pure." There are eight countries ending in "stan": Afghanistan, Dagestan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. Additionally there are a number of ethnic regions, internally and surrounding Iran, which are not independent countries also carrying the "stan" ending: Kurdistan, Baluchistan (Balochistan?), Luristan (Loristan?), Gilakistan, Mazandaranistan, etc.
