>Kyiv
What the fuck is this globohomo doublethink shit in every media outlet?
It was always Kiev. What the fuck
Kyiv
Mason Richardson
Ryder Jones
Both work
Logan Ortiz
It is. It's literally psycholinguistic doublethink.
Ian Ward
The west is embarassing. I watch italian news and cringe hard, i am ashamed of what I am and of my people, so ignorants they rely on italian fake news outlets because majority of italy (around 80%) can't real english so they are spoonfed by the italian jews
Camden Butler
For me, it's Kyev.
Evan Morris
It was Kyiv since Ruthenia timed
Christopher Gutierrez
Kiova
Lucas Richardson
for me its Kaev
Josiah Campbell
for me, it's Keef
Robert Sanchez
For me it's Kiou
Lincoln Smith
That's unironically also kind of correct, with leaning towards Belarusian
Benjamin Carter
how is it pronounced?
Ayden Ward
them Bitches love Sosa
Thomas Brooks
i hear Kybab
Hunter Bennett
If we're starting to call cities and countries by what they use, we should be say Rossiya, right? And Deutschland and Nippon?
Landon Hughes
It's spelled Kiev traditionally in English at least. The Ukraine has specifically declared Kyiv to be the write spelling (presumably it transliterates better from Cyrillic). Journalists and governments use it because it's consider the "official" spelling.
the whole thing's quite retarded
Brayden Johnson
Kijów
Matthew Morgan
It's always been Koom
Easton Brown
>Kyiv
how do you even spell that?
ok, Kiev, right.
Christian Ross
Next they'll want us to start using Turkiye.
Isaiah Brown
The English Language has used "Kiev" for over 200 years.
It has never used "Kyiv" until the Western Coup in Ukraine in 2014. Western ZOG is going hard to craft a narrative which paints Ukrainians and Russians as historical, linguistic, and ethnic aliens. Some idiot Ukie nationalists don't realise they're being played (by successive jewish presidents mind you), are buying into all of it, and are pushing the new term onto English speakers
Ayden Fisher
let me blow your fucking mind, the city of Bangalore is called "Bengaluru" in India.
Cologne is actually called Köln.
Many such cases.
Brayden Flores
>presumably it transliterates better from Cyrillic
It doesn't. Kiev is closer.
Ryder Moore
Ukrainian pronounciation instead of Russian.
Owen Perez
>Faroe Islands
Neat