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It would be even more confusing if we translated those names. Imagine how confused Americans would be to find out they’re next door to The United Mexican States and Village Let’s see how many of them can place The Saviour, Sunrise Island, Middle Kingdom, People’s Land and Silver Republic on a map I mean, “Sunrise Island” isn’t necessarily wrong, but “Land of the Equal rights for others does not mean fewer rights retro shirt Also,I will get this Rising Sun” is a pretty colloquially ubiquitous nickname for Japan. In Spanish, we have some “nicknames” for countries as well, especially when used in the media. For instance, Japón (Japan) is sometimes referred as tierra Nipona. France is sometimes referred as país galo. We even have some alternative demonyms like teutones for German people, even though I understand it has a different origin story, it stuck as a way to refer to them.

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There has been a long debate about the Equal rights for others does not mean fewer rights retro shirt Also,I will get this way the US is referred to in different regions of the world. Most of LATAM embraces the term Estados Unidos for some reasons I’m not going to discuss here, but similarly to what everyone does in the US, there are other regions where America is used to refer to the US and the Americas is used for the New World. The one time we should refer to a country by its original name is when we speak in their language. Other than that, I don’t see why we should change anything. Some countries, especially “artificial” countries like many in Africa, have dozens if not hundreds of ethnic groups. Which group should decide what’s their country’s name should be? Because they will be hard as fuck to pronounce if the people there use a language from a different family than any languages you know. Plus if they use a different alphabet, you would still just be using the anglicized transliteration.

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