iPod iTMS Countries Now in Native Languages

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Kardashian

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Just though I would let you know, that in the drop down list of the different country stores in iTunes, they are now named in their native tounge, not English as before.

Sad I notice these things, I know..
 
wmmk said:
:confused: um, ok? what language is that?:confused:
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Welsh at a guess, the welsh speak a different language from English and everything published by the government in Wales is in both languages...
 
Eraserhead said:
Welsh at a guess, the welsh speak a different language from English and everything published by the government in Wales is in both languages...
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Llongyfarchiadau, EraserHead! It was Welsh.. I originally said ''that would have made more sense".. and 'Llongyfarchiadau' means 'congratulations'

:p
 
Well, Norway is still listed as "Norway" and not "Norge", "Sweden" not "Sverige", "Denmark" not "Danmark", "Finland" and not "Suomi" and "Greece" and not however they write it in Greek (I have now idea how :eek:), so I guess it doesn't apply to all... ;)
 

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josh.thomas said:
Llongyfarchiadau, EraserHead! It was Welsh.. I originally said ''that would have made more sense".. and 'Llongyfarchiadau' means 'congratulations'

:p
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I thought that it was Wellllllllllllllsh. ;) (I know but it seems that Wales has an abundance of Ls.)

Mitthrawnuruodo said:
Well, Norway is still listed as "Norway" and not "Norge", "Sweden" not "Sverige", "Denmark" not "Danmark", "Finland" and not "Suomi" and "Greece" and not however they write it in Greek (I have now idea how :eek:), so I guess it doesn't apply to all... ;)
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Though, somehow, Japan has been fine all along. Perhaps, it's a matter of familiarity. (Where do we get these names anyway?)
 
josh.thomas said:
You have no idea, buddy. L's, Ch's, Ff's and Ng's!
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Ngs? They're Chinese. :p

I lived in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. We had plenty of Welsh, English, and Irish names. Bryn Mawr, Llanerch, Bristol, Devon, Upper Darby (they changed the spelling) to name a few.
 
bousozoku said:
Ngs? They're Chinese. :p

I lived in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. We had plenty of Welsh, English, and Irish names. Bryn Mawr, Llanerch, Bristol, Devon, Upper Darby (they changed the spelling) to name a few.
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Oooo! Well look at you go, all bi-lingual! :D
 
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