Europe Board

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The state of Szeklerland wrote:

"Btw

Alcrosnia, hes aint lieing about that Greece is called Hellas in Norway."

Alexander and Macedon shouldn't have existed😅 and it's she, not he

PS doing my homework

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St Scarlett wrote:

Greece is called 'Hellas' in Norwegian, Skarlagen English uses anglicised versions of many Norwegian country names, 'Hellenia' is one of these.

Moral of the story-Ellada is not hell; but it is heaven. (If you aren't talking about the time of economic crisis)

PS doing my homework, Scientific stuff

St Scarlett wrote:

I know, and it's stupid conflict where Greece are in the wrong imo. There can be more than one Macedonia, just as there is Mongolia and Inner Mongolia, Luxembourg in Belgium and Luxembourg the country, Azerbaijan in Iran and Azerbaijan the country, Western New Guinea in Indonesia and Papua New Guinea the country, North and South Korea, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland etc.

I am really the second Greece(not outing Constantinople) , Macedon out.

Kobenhavn

My registration wasn’t going well. One of the captcha question is “What do you call sentences that end with a question mark?” I simply answered “Interrogative sentences.” But the system still doesn’t let me in. What happened? Any pro?

Kobenhavn wrote:

'A question' is the answer, I think

Kobenhavn

The Haugen Matriarchy of St Scarlett

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St Scarlett wrote:

Greece is called 'Hellas' in Norwegian, Skarlagen English uses anglicised versions of many Norwegian country names, 'Hellenia' is one of these.

You've written the other ones in standard English, even Laver Island

Alcrosnia wrote:

You've written the other ones in standard English, even Laver Island

Not everything is different, it’s the same as how American English changes some words but not all.

Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Estonia, Greece, Cambodia, Comoros, Croatia, Madagascar, Ukraine and Belarus are the only ones that are different from British English.

The New Nordic Union

Alcrosnia wrote:

You've written the other ones in standard English, even Laver Island

Can both of u pls contoune it in telegrams pls, so the board wont be filled whit it?

Kronverg

The Armed States of Skalliad

St Scarlett wrote:

Not everything is different, it’s the same as how American English changes some words but not all.

Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Estonia, Greece, Cambodia, Comoros, Croatia, Madagascar, Ukraine and Belarus are the only ones that are different from British English.

If Im accurate, Americans knows nothing about Europe and Asia.

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Some good news...

Nardin and St Scarlett

The Kingdom of The Commonwealth of Rylandia

The Protectorate of Aubyair Isles

Leaderboards appear to be frozen still... Sad I would have top 10 furniture now

WE LOST OUR MAP

The Commonwealth of Rylandia and Aresetia

The state of Szeklerland wrote:

Can both of u pls contoune it in telegrams pls, so the board wont be filled whit it?

Ipmortatn tiskuson

Alcrosnia wrote:

Ipmortatn tiskuson

Huh?

The Protectorate of Aubyair Isles

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St Scarlett wrote:

Not everything is different, it’s the same as how American English changes some words but not all.

Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Brazil, Estonia, Greece, Cambodia, Comoros, Croatia, Madagascar, Ukraine and Belarus are the only ones that are different from British English.

Indian English💀

I mean, at least it is called colour, with a u, not that stupid color.

Some linguistics

The Constitutional Monarchy of Osterreich-Deutschland

Alcrosnia wrote:

Indian English💀

I mean, at least it is called colour, with a u, not that stupid color.

I don't like how the Brits pronounce aluminum I get it there's a U but is it really necessary?

St Scarlett wrote:

The island in purple above Norway.

I did this with the intention of ranking IRL nations and select NS nations that are important to my lore (Laver Island and Chile-Venezuela), there's a reason I haven't done one of these for NS nations and it's because I decided a long time ago that I don't like to rank people's personal creations and a lot of the time there just isn't enough information.

Generally you'll rank higher if you have a high HDI, good treatment of women, democratic values, low corruption and if you're a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, NATO or a Catholic nation. Some nations are able to rank higher despite having worse stats in these areas purely because St Scarlett has reached out to them and formed a mutual relationship, such as with Vietnam. St Scarlett also has sympathies for separatist movements and unfair claims, hence it's lower ranking of Spain and Argentina despite having a good relationship with both and its higher ranking of some African nations which don't rank as well on HDI, democracy, corruption etc because St Scarlett sympathises with their pasts of European colonialism and exploitation.

The island north Korea has a piece of IRL?

Alcrosnia wrote:

Indian English💀

I mean, at least it is called colour, with a u, not that stupid color.

Americans:
Its color not colour

My honest reaction:
Its school not shoting range