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Do you love geography? Do you like playing challenging games? If you answered yes to both, then you must be playing Worldle. The game is similar to Wordle, but instead of words, it’s about continents, countries, or territories. Every day, the game gives you a silhouette of the country, and you get six chances to guess its name. It’s a simple but fun game that can test your geographical knowledge. So, here are the hints and answers for today’s TeuTeuf Worldle #1319 for September 1, 2025

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Today’s TeuTeuf Worldle #1319 Hints for September 1, 2025

Can’t figure out the country or territory just by looking at its shape? Fret not, as you can use the hints below to guess the name:

  • Hint #1: This country is located in the Caucasus region at the intersection of Europe and Asia.
  • Hint #2: Its capital city is Tbilisi.
  • Hint #3: It is known as the “birthplace of wine.”
  • Hint #4: It is bordered by Russia, Turkey, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
  • Hint #5: It has a unique language and alphabet that are among the oldest in the world.
  • Hint #6: The first letter of the name is “G”.

Today’s TeuTeuf Worldle #1319 Answer for September 1, 2025

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Georgia

TToday’s Worldle was a great brain-teaser. The silhouette was a bit hard to place at first, but the clues about its neighbors and location were a big help. It was a satisfying puzzle to solve, and it felt good to get it on the second or third try. A perfect mix of challenging and fun. It’s a 4 out of 5 for me!

Yesterday’s TeuTeuf Worldle #1318 Answer for August 31, 2025

In case you missed it, the answer for yesterday’s Worldle #1318 Answer for August 31, 2025 is:

Republic of the Congo

How to Play Worldle

Playing Worldle is simple. You have six attempts to guess the country or territory silhouette displayed on the screen. Here’s how it works:

  • Look at the silhouette. The game gives you a clear outline of a country or territory.
  • Type your guess. Enter a valid country or territory name in the search box.
  • Analyze the feedback. After each guess, you receive three types of feedback to help you:
    • Distance: The geographical distance in kilometers or miles from your guess to the correct country.
    • Direction: An arrow pointing from your guess toward the correct country. For example, if you guess “France” and see “2,500km ➡️,” you need to look for a country about 2,500 kilometers east of France.
    • Proximity Percentage: A percentage showing how close you are to the correct answer. The closer you are, the higher the percentage. A guess on the opposite side of the world would be 0%, and a correct guess is 100%.

The game also uses colored squares to visually represent your proximity percentage. It rounds your proximity down to the nearest 10, then represents your score with a total of five squares. A green square (🟩) represents 20% and a yellow square (🟨) represents 10%. For instance, a 72% proximity would be shown as 🟩🟩🟩🟨⬛.

Just like Wordle, Worldle refreshes every 24 hours. The game is completely free, so you can play it anytime, anywhere. What do you think of today’s Worldle puzzle?

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