Look at the map, Panda. Anatolia is not there, but Georgia is.

Also, Italic is right.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italic_languages

Italic refers to an old family of languages where Latin comes from, being the only survivor of its family. And I think Juq was referring to romance languages (Italian French Spanish).
As for Georgia it is further than Anatolia from Europe. So yeah its wrong.

So? Not separated from water.

Separated by mountains and rivers, and the black sea. Some will say it's part of Europe some others part of Asia, it is safer to say Georgia is part of Eurasia.

True^

But I think it is best to say that Georgia is part of Europa and Asia. Not all of Georgia is not behind the Kavkaz mountains.

Malta's primary language is Maltese, a Semitic language.

Malta's secondary language is English, a Germanic language.

Conclusion: Malta is not Italic.

no it's not ITALIC (we explained before it was a dead family language)
And if you were refering to romance languages, Italian was the official language of Malta from the XII century to 1934, and it is still widely spoken by 66% of the Maltese (I remind you I said partly and that I wanted accurate questions)

Any extended version of Europe generalize only the Thrace, and not Anatolia, no map and no source, about Georgia is divided, has seen the Caucasian countries as part of Europe and some see the Caucasus as a border ends the Europe, you have no real reason to argue whether that's something a fact not about opinion

And Maltese the official language of Malta, and this Semitic language

So I can choose also a territory?

yes

any geographical entity

Okay I chose

Is it in the CIS?

no 19

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Is it in the EU?

no 18

Does it have an Afroasiatic tongue as primary?

no 17

If we are expanding the amount of geographical terms it can be, why not expand the number of frains? Before we had countries, now we have any single geographic entity.