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Even today it’s still done by some people. Many east asian migrants in europe have first names in whatever target language. And in any case if your native language is not in the Mechanic It’s not that I can and others can’t. It’s that i did and others didn’t shirt and I love this latin alphabet, you have to at least describe it. Even if you don’t have that issue, there are a lot of celebrities choosing names/versions of their names that are easier to pronounce in English. It’s also, I think, pretty common to at least go for a different pronunciation in a different language. I for one, want people to fit my name into their language and speech patterns, cause I don’t want it to sit like a foreign object in the sentence where everyone has to stumble over on their way to the period. It’s less common now, to straight up change the name the way we used to, but it still happens. Though i do think there is now more of a respect to get the pronunciation right.

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local language names (endonyms) often contain sounds that don’t exist or are hard to pronounce in other languages do we call it what the Mechanic It’s not that I can and others can’t. It’s that i did and others didn’t shirt and I love this locals call it now, or what they called it when English speakers first became aware of it? what do we do if the inhabitants of a place speak different languages or don’t agree themselves on what it should be called? Example for point 3: Belgium. Would one call it België, Belgique, or Belgien? Because the regions speak Dutch, French, and some German? (If you want to include the former fortresses and township it grew out of then it’s Nyenschantz – Nyen – St Petersburg – Petrograd – Leningrad – St Petersburg) And then there’s Akmolinsk – Tselinograd – Aqmola – Astana – Nur-Sultan – Astana in 200 years (Guinness World Record for most name changes for a city). Germany itself is probably a much better example because of how the name historically came about and why it’s either Germany is a perfect example of what OP is talking about and a terrible counter example to the comment you replied to. Germany definitely calls itself Deutschland. I’m not aware of any Germans that have a different name for their country, maybe a small amount of people who use different dialects?

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