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Common given names in all featured languages #2
Can you translate these given names into the nine featured languages: English, Dutch, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish, Finnish, and Portuguese?
The most common variations are accepted, which are determined by what the royal would usually be called regardless of his origin.
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Last updated: March 19, 2023
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| First submitted | March 18, 2023 |
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stalintime
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Level 76
May 20, 2023
Tiago/Thiago and Diego/Diogo are way more common Spanish and Portuguese forms of James
Lixyx
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Level 56
May 21, 2023
Thanks for your comment, but as the description says, the accepted variants are those that foreign royals are translated into. You can see that, for example, English and Scottish kings named James are rather translated to Jacobo. Also, as far as I've read, there is no consensus on whether Thiago and Diego are actually equivalent to "James" or "Jacob", even if they are sometimes used as such.
BillautVarenne93
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Level 78
May 24, 2023
I would argue they are, since Santiago de Compostella for example is literally named for Saint James. Besides, Tiago and Diego are far more frequently given names than Jaime and Jacobo, so I think it should at least be accepted as a type-in. Otherwise, very cool quiz
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