The European countries with the most nominations who have yet to win are Belgium (7), Norway (6) and Greece (5) (though Israel is top overall with 10). The European countries with the most submissions who have yet to be *nominated* are Portugal (38) and Bulgaria (32).
The UK’s low tally is partly due to the language restriction: its two nominees were both in Welsh (and, in once case, also Yiddish), though half of its submissions have been in other languages, such as Urdu, Turkish, Persian, Filipino and Chewa.
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The European countries with the most nominations who have yet to win are Belgium (7), Norway (6) and Greece (5) (though Israel is top overall with 10). The European countries with the most submissions who have yet to be *nominated* are Portugal (38) and Bulgaria (32).
The UK’s low tally is partly due to the language restriction: its two nominees were both in Welsh (and, in once case, also Yiddish), though half of its submissions have been in other languages, such as Urdu, Turkish, Persian, Filipino and Chewa.
**Source**: [List of countries by number of Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_number_of_Academy_Awards_for_Best_International_Feature_Film) (plus the individual film articles for the Soviet/Czechoslovak/Yugoslav films)
so, in denmark we are doing quite well
Huh? UK has won none?
**Non-English language** for people wonder why the U.K. is red.
Kinda sad as Oscars are went to be completely irrelevant as of lately there is no some kind of proper replacement for that kind of thing.
UK, make Oscar bait movie in Welsh, Gaelic, Scots or Cornish.
Impressive to see Bosnia on the list!
For reference the UK has won 11 Oscars for **Best Picture**.