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Word Trip Answers Kosovo

Hello everyone, so all the word puzzles in the Kosovo section of the Word Trip game have been solved. As a reminder, these are the levels 2671 to 2710 . Below I publish a list with the solutions for each level. If I come across bonus words during the game, they will be listed below the main answers for that level.

If there are answers that are not suitable for solving puzzles in your game because of the mismatch of letters, use the form to make words from a set of letters.

Answers in the Kosovo section

HIS, INK, KIN, RINK, RISK, SHIN, SHIRK, SHRINK, SIN, SINK, SIR, SKIN Bonus words: INKS, IRK, IRKS, KINS, RINKS, SKI

HOE, HOLE, HOSE, HOVE, LOSE, LOVE, SHE, SHOE, SHOVE, SHOVEL, SOLE, SOLVE Bonus words: ELS, HOLES, HOSEL, HOVEL, HOVELS, LOVES, VOL

ALTO, AUTO, LAW, LOT, LOUT, LOW, OAT, OUT, OUTLAW, OWL, TOW, TWO Bonus words: TAO, TAW

AEON, EON, NESS, NOSE, OASES, ONE, ONES, SANE, SANS, SEA, SEASON, SON Bonus words: EONS, NAE, NAOSES, NOSES, SEAS, SONS

CON, CONE, CONVEY, COVE, COY, ENVOY, ENVY, EON, ONCE, ONE, OVEN, YEN Bonus words: CONEY, CONY, COVEN, COVEY

BONE, BORE, BORN, BORNE, EON, ERR, NOR, ONE, ORE, REBORN, ROB, ROBE Bonus words: BORER, EBON, ONER, ORB, ROE

ART, HAT, RAT, RAW, TAR, TART, TAT, THAW, THWART, WAR, WHAT, WRATH Bonus words: RAH, TAW, THAT, THRAW, WATT

ALE, ALL, ELAN, FALL, FALLEN, FAN, FELL, FLANNEL, FLEA, LANE, LEAF, LEAN Bonus words: ELF, FANE, FANNEL, FLAN, NAE

ARK, ASH, ASK, HANK, HAS, RAN, RANK, RASH, SANK, SHANK, SHARK, SHRANK Bonus words: ANKH, ARKS, HARK, HARKS, KHAN, KNARS, KRANS, KSAR, NARKS, RAH, RANKS, SKA, SNARK

AIL, ALGA, ALGAL, ALL, CALL, GALA, GALL, GILL, GLACIAL, ILL, LAG, LILAC Bonus words: GAL, LAICAL

ALE, ALL, ALLEY, ALLY, AYE, LAY, LEVY, LYE, VALE, VALLEY, VEAL, YELL Bonus words: LAVE, YEA

MEN, MESS, MINE, MISS, NEMESIS, NESS, SEE, SEEM, SEEN, SENSE, SIN, SINE Bonus words: EMESIS, EMS, MIEN, MIENS, MINES, MISSEE, MISSEEN, SEEMS, SEES, SEINE, SEINES, SEMENS, SEMIS, SIEMENS, SIM, SINES, SINS

IMP, MOP, MUM, OMIT, OPTIMUM, OUT, PIT, POT, POUT, PUT, TIP, TOP Bonus words: MOM, OPT, POI, TOMIUM, TUM

FIFTIES, FIST, FIT, ITS, SET, SIFT, SIT, SITE, STIFF, TIE, TIES, TIFF Bonus words: EFT, FEST, FIEFS, FIFES, FITS, IFS, TIFFS

BORE, BOY, BYE, EMBRYO, MOB, MORE, OBEY, ORE, ROB, ROBE, RYE, YORE Bonus words: BERM, ORB, ROE

CITY, ICY, ITS, KIT, SIC, SICK, SIT, SKY, STICK, STICKY, TIC, TICK Bonus words: CYST, ICKY, KITS, SKI, SKIT, STY, TICKS, TICS

EYE, EYESORE, ORE, ROSE, ROSY, RYE, SEE, SEER, SORE, SOY, YES, YORE Bonus words: EYES, ORES, ROE, ROES, RYES, SERE, YORES

ACE, ACID, ADD, AID, AIDED, CADDIE, DAD, DICE, DID, ICE, ICED, IDEA Bonus words: ACED, AIDE, DEAD, DICED, EDDAIC

ENTRY, GENTRY, GET, GREY, NET, RENT, RYE, TEN, TERN, TRY, YEN, YET Bonus words: GENT, RET, TREY, TYRE

CENT, ETCH, HEN, HENCE, NET, TEE, TEEN, TEN, TENCH, THEE, THEN, THENCE Bonus words: TECH, THE

CEDE, DICE, DISC, EXCISE, EXCISED, ICE, ICED, SEE, SEED, SIC, SIDE, SIX Bonus words: CEDES, CEDIS, DICES, EXES, ICES, IDS, SEC

DUDE, DUE, DUET, DUST, DUSTED, SET, STUD, STUDDED, SUE, SUED, USE, USED Bonus words: DEUS, DUD, DUDES, DUDS, DUES, DUETS

CORE, COVE, COVER, ERR, EVE, EVER, ORE, OVER, RECOVER, ROVE, ROVER, VEER Bonus words: CORER, CORVEE, COVERER, ORC, ROE

EDGE, EEL, ELSE, GLEE, LED, LEDGE, LEE, LEG, SEE, SEED, SLED, SLEDGE Bonus words: EDGES, EELS, ELD, ELS, GEES, GEL, GELD, GELDS, GELS, GLEDES, GLEED, GLEEDS, LEDE, LEDGES, LEGS, SEDGE

AMUSE, ASSUME, EMU, MASS, MESS, MUSE, SAME, SEA, SEAM, SUE, SUM, USE Bonus words: AMUSES, EMS, EMUS, MAS, MASSE, MASUS, MESAS, MUSES, MUSS, SEAMS, SEAS, SUES, SUMS, USES

AIR, OUR, OURS, OVA, SAVIOUR, SIR, SOAR, SOUR, VARIOUS, VIA, VIRUS, VISOR Bonus words: AIRS, ARVOS, OAR, OARS, SARI, SAVIOR, SAVOR, SAVOUR, SOUARI, URVAS, VAIR, VARUS, VIROUS, VISA

ANGRY, ANY, GAR, GRANNY, GRAY, NAG, NAY, RAG, RAN, RANG, RAY, YARN Bonus words: GRAN, NARY, RANGY

DEER, DEGREE, DETER, EDGE, GET, GREED, GREET, GREETED, RED, REED, TEE, TREE Bonus words: DETERGE, DREG, EDGER, EGRET, RET, RETE, TEED, TREED

ARC, CAR, CAROL, COAL, CORAL, CUR, CURL, JAR, JOCULAR, OCULAR, ORAL, OUR Bonus words: CAUL, CLOUR, COLA, JARL, JURAL, LOUR, OAR, ORC, ORCA

DOUR, DUO, HOUR, HOURS, OUR, OURS, ROD, RUSH, SHOD, SHROUD, SOD, SOUR Bonus words: DOS, DUOS, DUROS, HODS, RHO, RODS, SUDOR, SURD

FELT, FEW, FLEW, HEFT, HEW, LEFT, LET, THEFT, TWELFTH, WELT, WET, WHET Bonus words: EFT, ELF, THE, THEW, WHEFT

LOOSE, LOOSELY, LOSE, LYE, SELL, SLY, SOLE, SOLELY, SOLO, SOY, YELL, YES Bonus words: ELLS, ELS, LYES, OLEO, YELLS

BLESS, BOLE, BOSS, JOB, JOBLESS, LESS, LOB, LOBE, LOSE, LOSS, SOB, SOLE Bonus words: BOLES, ELS, JOBS, JOE, LESBOS, LOBES, LOBS, LOSES, SLOB, SLOBS, SOBS, SOLES, SOLS

FIT, FLIP, FLIT, LIFT, LIP, LIT, PIT, PITIFUL, PUT, TIP, TULIP, UPLIFT Bonus words: FLU

COKE, COKES, COST, COT, COTE, SECT, SET, SOCK, SOCKET, STOCK, STOKE, TOE Bonus words: COS, COTES, COTS, SCOT, SEC, TOES, TOKES

CLEF, CLUE, CUE, CUFF, FLUE, FUEL, FUSE, SCUFF, SCUFFLE, SELF, SUE, USE Bonus words: CEL, CLEFS, CLUES, CUES, CUFFS, ELF, ELS, FLU, FLUES, FUELS, SEC, SLUE

CLUE, CLUES, CUE, ELM, EMU, MULE, MUSCLE, MUSE, SLUM, SUE, SUM, USE Bonus words: CEL, CLEMS, CUES, CULM, ELMS, ELS, EMS, EMUS, MULES, SEC, SLUE

CLOSE, CLOSER, CORE, LORE, LOSE, LOSER, ORE, ROLE, ROSE, SCORE, SOLE, SORE Bonus words: CEL, CEORLS, COLS, CORES, CORSE, COS, CRESOL, ELS, ESCROL, LORES, ORC, ORCS, ORES, ROE, ROES, ROLES, SEC

BED, BODE, BODY, BOY, BYE, DOME, DYE, EMBODY, MOB, MODE, OBEY, ODE Bonus words: DEB, DEMO, DOE

CENT, CENTER, ENTER, ERECT, NET, RECENT, RENT, TEE, TEEN, TEN, TERN, TREE Bonus words: CENTRE, RET, RETE, TENREC, TREEN

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Someone, somewhere, remembers these two and is glad that guns were silenced and tanks were turned back and hatred was not allowed its reign over this piece of land. Naomi Hamill, How To Be a Kosovan Bride

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Europe’s youngest nation is wise beyond her years. Take everything you already know about Kosovo and put it to one side – if you come in with an open mind, you’ll end up leaving with a new outlook.

The best thing about travelling in Kosovo is meeting the people, whose warmth – forged in fire as it may be – is completely overwhelming at times. This is a country where you’re often greeted with a comforting hand on the shoulder, where strangers approach you on the street with a genuine curiosity, and bakers beckon you to join them in front of their ovens and taste the fruits of their labour. Kosovar hospitality is just one of the many things that made my two weeks in the country so special. That, and the coffee – baristas here make the best macchiatos on earth.

Kosovo is tiny, but there is no shortage of tourist attractions. The untamed splendour of Rugova Canyon and the Accursed Mountains are worth a mention, but it’s the cities that really make an impression. Pristina , the capital, is a cacophony of cafes, street art, restaurants and creative spaces. Take a selfie at the Newborn Monument , a sculpture that evolves its appearance every year to keep pace with Kosovo’s ongoing metamorphosis.

Prizren , the cultural capital, is a perfect juxtaposition, with its stone bridge, elegant mosque and cobbled old town. There’s Peja , the gateway to nature, and my favourite place in Kosovo, Gjakova , with its sprawling undercover bazaar and artisan workshops. Meanwhile, the divided city of Mitrovica and contested Medieval Monuments in Kosovo are a reminder that ‘country’ is still a contentious word in this part of Europe.

Of the 12 Balkan countries , Kosovo surprised me the most and is the one place I tend to recommend wholeheartedly to anyone who asks.

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April-September (great weather, perfect for hiking, still uncrowded).

How long in Kosovo?

2 full days each for Pristina and Prizren; 7-10 days for the highlights.

Daily budget

45-50 USD per person per day (mid-range hotel; local meals; bus fares; museum tickets).

Getting there

Fly into Pristina; bus from any neighbouring country; train from North Macedonia.

Kosovo visa

Visa-free for most passports (stay up to 90 days).

Getting around

Hire a car; use intercity vans, buses or taxis.

Where to stay

Hostels, family-run guesthouses or hotels.

Tours & experiences

City walking tours, transfers and nature experiences.

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My kosovo favourites.

Bjeshket e Nemuna National Park (from Peja).

Must-eat meal

Flija (layered pie with a creamy filling) & a macchiato.

local experience

Cafe hopping in Pristina, Kosovo’s coolest city.

best souvenir

Hand-made filigree jewellery from Prizren.

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Kosovo 'unconditionally supports' Ukraine, though Kyiv does not formally recognize country's independence

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Kosovo's foreign minister said Wednesday that her country is convinced that Russia must lose the war in Ukraine for conflict not to spread further in Europe. She said her young nation's support for Ukraine is unconditional even though Kyiv has not recognized Kosovo's independence.

Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz, who is both foreign minister and deputy prime minister, said her small Balkan nation, which declared its independence from Serbia in 2008, is constantly reminded of the aggressive intentions of both Serbia and its ally Russia.

"Ukraine hasn’t recognized the Republic of Kosovo as a state, but we really believe that we know exactly what Ukraine is going through," she told The Associated Press in an interview.

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"And we know that there is only one solution, not only for Ukraine, but for Europe," she said. "It can only be Russia to lose the war and Ukraine to win this war. Otherwise, Europe should prepare for other conflicts in our continent."

Like Ukrainians today, the people of Kosovo were the targets of war crimes and other atrocities by Serbia's security forces in the 1990s, an experience that led Kosovo to seek independence.

"While Kosovo is a small state with very modest possibilities to help, we have tried to be very helpful with Ukraine and have not hesitated to show our unconditional support and sympathy to the people and to the state of Ukraine," Gërvalla-Schwarz told the AP.

Kosovo's foreign minister and deputy prime minister Donika Gërvalla-Schwarz speaks during an interview in Warsaw, Poland, on May 8, 2024. Gërvalla-Schwarz said that her country is convinced that Russia must lose the war in Ukraine, lest conflict spread further in Europe. (AP Photo/Czarek Sokolowski)

The latest reminder of Moscow threatening Kosovo came this week when a Russian Telegram channel called for a denial-of-service attack on Kosovo government websites after Kosovo's defense minister announced new military aid for Ukraine at a conference in Warsaw on Tuesday.

Gërvalla-Schwarz on Wednesday inaugurated Kosovo's first consular mission in Poland, part of an effort to improve economic and cultural cooperation between the two countries. Poland recognized Kosovo's statehood in 2008 but the two countries did not establish diplomatic relations at the time. For now, the Kosovo mission has the status of a consulate general, but she said she hopes it could be a step to having an embassy in Poland.

Her visit to Poland this week coincided with a visit to the capital of Serbia, Belgrade, by Chinese President Xi Jinping which included pledges to deepen ties .

Gërvalla-Schwarz said the Chinese leader's visit has implications for Europe because it shows that while Serbia is a European Union candidate state, it is "more and more identifying itself with the adversaries of the European Western democracies."

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"You cannot be at the same time a candidate state of the European Union and be the proxy of Russia in these times where Russia has declared the war not only to Ukraine but to the West as such," she said.

Serbian forces fought a 1998-99 war with ethnic Albanian separatists in what was then the province of Kosovo. About 13,000 people, mostly ethnic Albanians, died until a 78-day NATO bombing campaign pushed Serbian forces out.

Kosovo declared independence in 2008, but the government in Belgrade doesn’t recognize its neighbor as a separate country.

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One Japanese Word Changed the Course of Her Career

Devin Halbal had amassed hundreds of thousands of TikTok followers with her inspirational videos. Then she went to Asia.

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In January, the travel and fashion influencer Devin Halbal decided to take a trip to Kurashiki, a city in the Okayama Prefecture of Japan. Ms. Halbal, a Queens-born 26-year-old who goes by the username “Hal Baddie” on TikTok, had spent four years traveling around Europe with an extra-long selfie stick and a dream, sharing videos with hundreds of thousands of followers.

Ms. Halbal had become known for coining inspirational phrases, like “ doll check-in ” as a proud calling card to her fellow trans girls, and “ Met Gala behavior ,” for when you’re feeling and acting confident about what you’re wearing. Her fame seemed to peak in 2022 when she was profiled by W magazine and Rolling Stone, and invited on a brand trip to Ibiza by Loewe. But after globe-trotting and a few months off with friends in New York, she wanted to do more than “fashion and affirmations,” she said in a recent interview.

It was with this mind-set that she set off for Asia. Ms. Halbal said she loves finding places that are off the beaten path and close to nature — and Kurashiki, a small city of less than half a million people known as the birthplace of jeans in Japan , fit the bill.

She was experimenting, posting different types of travel videos. At the same time, she was learning Japanese, and there was one word she kept hearing everywhere: kudasai, which translates to “may I please have.”

“It kept on ringing in my head,” she said. “I would just be sitting down on a random Tuesday and I would just be thinking to myself: kudasai , kudasai .” She decided to make a video of herself using the word while walking down the street: “Sushi, kudasai,” (sushi, please) she says in a sing-songy voice while strutting with her selfie stick. “Ocha, kudasai.” (Tea, please.)

To date, the video has gotten more than 13.5 million views.

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“I had no idea, out of all my content, that the one video that just goes super, super viral all throughout Asia is me saying five words,” Ms. Halbal said.

The video’s success convinced her to extend her stay in Japan; she went to Tokyo, Takamatsu, Mt. Fuji and Yamanashi, making videos about food , travel and the Japanese language. She made friends and volunteered on a farm . She started not just getting recognized on the street, but swarmed by fans . A quick trip to pick up some bubble tea became a two hour meet-and-greet. Then the fan accounts started cropping up, as did media coverage , calling her the “kudasai girl.”

“Now, ‘kudasai’ is the trend word in Japan,” a Japanese TikToker named Sorari said in a video posted last month, expressing surprise about how quickly and thoroughly Ms. Halbal’s content spread.

Ms. Halbal’s trip, originally planned for two weeks, turned into two months, and her reach expanded beyond Japan to other countries.

She started getting comments in Korean, Thai, Hindi, Nepali and Mandarin. “I’m like, ‘I have to do an Asia tour,’” she said. “What better way to continue learning about other cultures and continue learning about languages?”

Ms. Halbal attributes her success to the way she tries to actually speak the language and engage with different cultures wherever she goes. “I’m actually trying to pronounce the food in the way that they pronounce it — I’m not doing it with an American accent,” she said.

Last month, Ms. Halbal left Japan and traveled to Busan, South Korea. She’s still saying kudasai, but now she’s also started incorporating Korean into her vernacular, including the word for please, juseyo .

Now, the largest percentage of her followers on Instagram , where Ms. Halbal also shares her videos, are from the United States, but South Korea comes in second. At a recent meet-up at Korea University in Seoul, hundreds of fans crowded around her on the street, jostling to take selfies with her, or to give her food recommendations and ask her to speak in their language.

“Showcasing people’s food, showcasing people’s culture, in a way is a sense of community,” Ms. Halbal said. “You’re saying: I respect you, I value you and I value your food.”

She is continuing to tour Asia, with plans to potentially go to China, the Philippines and Malaysia. She said she was also weighing a permanent move to South Korea or Japan.

“I feel really at home here,” Ms. Halbal said. “People are so sweet. They treat me like I’m their family. So even though I’m ‘solo traveling,’ I never feel alone here.”

In South Korea, she said, some fans have started asking her to get into pop music.

“Especially in Korea, I think there’s a certain rhyme and cadence to the way that I’m speaking that they really want me to make music,” she said.

Is she ready to make the leap?

“I’m entering my K-pop star era,” Ms. Halbal teased.

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