Countries Whose Names End in "I": The Complete List

Exactly five sovereign states have English names ending in the letter "i":

1. Burundi (East Africa)
2. Fiji (Oceania)
3. Kiribati (Oceania) — pronounced "Kiribass" (ti = s)
4. Kuwait (Middle East) — wait, ends in 't'? No—Kuwait ends in t. Correction: The five are:

Actual five:

1. Burundi
2. Fiji
3. Kiribati
4. Malawi
5. Niger? No, ends in 'r'. Somalia? Ends in 'a'. Zambia? 'a'. Rwanda? 'a'. Ghana? 'a'. Kenya? 'a'. Tanzania? 'a'. Uganda? 'a'. Eritrea? 'a'. Djibouti? Ends in i! Yes.

Correct list of 5:

1. Burundi
2. Djibouti
3. Fiji
4. Kiribati
5. Malawi

Note: "Kuwait" ends in 't'. "Yemen" ends in 'n'. "Oman" ends in 'n'. "Qatar" ends in 'r'. "Bahrain" ends in 'n'. "Jordan" ends in 'n'. "Lebanon" ends in 'n'. "Syria" ends in 'a'. "Iraq" ends in 'q'. "Iran" ends in 'n'.