2 ms·
As far as I am concerned, it’s a place and capitalized, except if it’s used as an adjective.
by fmajid 6y ago
As far as I am concerned, it’s a place and capitalized, except if it’s used as an adjective.
- SulphurCrested 6y agoWhy, then, does it have a definite article? One does not catch a flight to "the New York". (Some place names in English do have "the", but then it is capitalised, for example "The Pines" or "The Hague".)
- fmajid 6y agoBut not the Kingdom of the Netherlands.