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[Mageia-discuss] origin of the name "mageia"?

+ Wolfgang Bornath + molch.b at googlemail.com +
+ Tue Sep 21 20:37:22 CEST 2010 +

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2010/9/21 Maurice Batey <maurice at bcs.org.uk>:
+>
+> Well, different languages have different ways of saying things, so
+> does it really matter?
+>   "Paris" in the UK sounds different from 'Paris' in  France.
+> Vive la difference....
+ Well, I try to pronounce names in foreign languages as the people
+there do it because they gave the names in their language and the
+names get their meaning only in that language. I hate being called by
+my name with English prononciation because it is not an English name.
+Same I do with English names, what would you say if I pronounced some
+English or American city name with German prononciation? Nice example
+is Worcester. In German that would be _War_ (like the word 'war") and
+_cester_ like the part "Chester" in Chesterfield. Together:
+"War-chester" :)
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