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HombreSinSombra
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Kiev or Kyiv?

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October 9, 2022, 25 アンサー
Hmmm... Political correctness seems to still be pervading everything. Off the top of my head, I can't think of a reason why Spanish people call the city of Sevilla by it's correct Spanish name while English people still call it Seville... with an 'E'.

Spanish also renames many English/American/Australian or whatever towns and cities when there's a Spanish word for it, eg. Nueva York. Other city names that have no direct translation usually remain as the English spoken version. There are many, odd
examples such as The Netherlands/Holland which most Spanish refer to as Hollanda OR Los Paises Bajos (The Low Countries).

I guess most of us will get annoyed when someone doesn't call a country/city/town by it's commonly accepted name. There are worse problems to deal with in this world. Personally, I don't give a flying Kozf what people choose to call something as long as we all understand what it is. Peace... 😊

Edit: Here's a social/language experiment...

Spoken languages have developed since over, what... 50,000 to 150,000 years ago? Nobody will ever know. Who made up the words we all use every day in our own languages? New things that come along in our lives need new names so we all know what we're talking about. Each language will have to make up it's own equivalent word.

So. What if I invented/discovered a previously unknown form of space travel? What would I call it?

It would have to be pronounceable in English as that's my first language... Blenting. That's not a word... yet.
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