Why are Ukranians so insistent on us using their spelling for everything? Kyiv I can live with but Chornobyl sounds ridiculous.
Why are Ukranians so insistent on us using their spelling for everything...
Carson Bennett
Jonathan Mitchell
that's because chornobyl is ridiculous, fuck ukrainian spelling
Brayden Hernandez
Ukrainian is the only one that spells it that way
Russian: Чepнoбыль
Belarussian: Чapнoбыль
Czech: Černobyl
Polish: Czarnobyl
Serbian: Цхepнoбил
Connor Wilson
Belarussian: Charnobyl
Polish: Czarnobyl
What?
Nolan Walker
You also say "ня" instead of "нe"
So cute
Anthony Morris
Looks cool, like when Brits spell jail as gaol. Russians should stop shitting and pissing and cumming at the thought of their cousin.
Robert Ramirez
Sorry not sorry I unironically thought you were Russian
Isaac Foster
>Serbian: Цхepнoбил
*Чepнoбил
Andrew Wright
I proved Russian spelling one to be wrong.
Julian Ramirez
Because using local spelling for local things is a bad thing somehow? Would you like for Stockholm to be spelled Tukholma in English, because thats how Finns do it?
James Sanchez
You must use russian spelling fag
Jace Miller
Belarusian Bull subtly btfoing monkies
Elijah Lewis
Chernobyl and Kiev is just the accepted spelling of those places worldwide. Like Japan. Japs don't somehow insist on having their place called Nihon which is the actual spelling.
In France, regardless of the current conflict, Chernobyl was always Chernobyl and Kiev was always Kiev.
As for the game, it's linked to the 1986 incident, at the time the Russian spelling would have made sense
Nathan Hughes
For Stockholm? You are insane.
Chase Thompson
I would not really care.
Juan Kelly
I really don't care about english.
Justin Murphy
I propose Chrnobyl, Kv, Charkv.
Anglos should suffer
Liam Gray
why did they make three games with russian spelling and russian voice acting in a row THOUGH?
Robert Jones
>accepted spelling
Do you still call Paris Lutetia, because that's the excepted spelling used in Roman times? Things and names have a tendency to change, so move one with the times
Benjamin Moore
Different times - different priorities
Adrian Young
Yes but these things don't just change overnight, if tomorrow morning everyone on Twitter said we have to call Japan Nihon now because that's how they say it, people wouldn't like it. I will continue calling it Kiev, The Ukraine.
Thomas Carter
>why don't you just accept inorganic post-modern changes in common vernacular that are being shílled by globalists? language changes all the time so just accept it chud (because it happens to be convenient for me)
Kill yourself.
Luis Johnson
>will continue calling it Kiev, The Ukraine
Thankfully soon it will be a crime equal to misgendering