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In India’s case, this is an example of a time where the Carpenter you can do my job haven’t seen you do yours shirt and by the same token and endonym and exonym don’t share the same origin. India comes from the Sanskrit word for river, referring to what we now called the Indus river. That word got imported into ancient Persian, then imported by the Greeks, and then into Latin, and finally into English, changing slightly each time, ending up as India. Bharat refers to a group of people from the area, I think. I’m not so sure on the history of that word. The main reason I’m glad some countries have different names in different languages is that I couldn’t possibly imagine someone speaking German and then mixing in “Zhōngguó” in a sentence. And everyone calling Germany “Deutschland” would sound so weird as well.

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Also randomly having a conversation and then talking about Hrvatska and Črna Gora. Good luck with that one, Karen from Indiana Yeah, talking with friends and busting out some putonghua to say “I visited zhongguo last month and had a great time” is strange. Even to other Chinese speakers, if we’re conversing in English, I’m saying “I went to Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong”, not “I went to Běijīng, Shànghǎi, and Xiānggǎng”. Plus Xiānggǎng is Mandarin and the Carpenter you can do my job haven’t seen you do yours shirt and by the same token and majority language of Hong Kong is Cantonese, so you’d say Hoeng Gong. And the official state Mandarin is mainly a Beijing form, so Shanghai should also be in Shanghainese (a Wu language), so Zaon He. I think she talked about Xiānggǎng and Kūnmíng with her friend from Magyarország while they were visiting Shqipëria, right? My country is New Zealand in English (which, incidentally, changes the name of the Dutch province it’s named after for no reason) and in Japanese, it has to be “nyuujirando” because there’s no way New Zealand can fit in Japanese language rules. I’m down with Deutschland, which seems to roll off the tongue. I am also proficient with Bundesrepublik Deutschland. (I lived there for a while so that’s the only reason). I could fake it through a lot of Spanish-speaking countries’ names. But me saying France in French will sound pretentious AF and it goes downhill from there. I mean, I speak pretty good German so I won’t have a problem, it would just sound so strange to me to hear “ohh myy god, it was like so amazing to like be in Deutschland”

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.