Say Cheese!

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The 4Pi ladies have travelled to a European country to sample a traditional onion pie and their favourite black forest cake. Which country would you be in if the photographer told you to "Lächeln"? Austria Russia Germany Switzerland

2. The Pi ladies now travel to Northern Europe to a constitutional monarchy where they pose for photos near the Christiansborg Palace and the statue of the Little Mermaid. Don't forget to "smil"! Finland Denmark Iceland Greenland

3. The ladies are now in a part of the United Kingdom that used to have its own language. Some people still speak it, and as we pose in front of a famous signpost the photographer asks us to "gwen". Where are we? Wales Cornwall Scotland Ireland

4. The ladies are now visiting a country famous for its tulips, cheese and windmills. "Lachen" for the camera so we can record our visit to which low-lying country? France Sweden Netherlands Portugal

5. In which language, spoken in a Northern European country with a blue and white flag, would the photographer ask the ladies of Pi to "muikku!" for the camera? Iceland Russian Finnish Sweden

6. In which country, the birthplace of Pope John Paul II, would the ladies of Pi be invited to "usmiechnij siê" for the camera? Italy Slovakia France Poland

7. The intrepid ladies are off to a safari in Kruger National Park. Which language would their guide be speaking if he asked them to "glimlag" nicely for their photos? Swahili Afrikaans Arabic Urdu

8. The ladies are really globetrotting now! This time they're off to South America's largest country. What language is the photographer speaking when he asks the ladies to "sorrir" in front of the Christ the Redeemer statue? Portuguese Spanish Latin Polish

9. "Sorriso, sorriso" calls the photographer as the team pose to throw their coins into the fountain. Which country are they in now? Spain Italy Portugal Monaco

10. Team 4Pi have decided to explore the delights of the east. Arriving in cherry blossom time they have no problem in summoning up a "hohoemi" when asked to do so by the photographer. Which language have they been asked to smile in this time? Chinese Japanese Mongolian Turkish