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Fun fact, in France we have a real town called "Y", pronounced /i/, while the demonyms (names of inhabitants) are "upsilonienne/upsilonien" (in feminine/masculi
by psychoslave 3y ago
Fun fact, in France we have a real town called "Y", pronounced /i/, while the demonyms (names of inhabitants) are "upsilonienne/upsilonien" (in feminine/masculine form respectively.)
As you can guess these villagers will hate you with passion for not allowing a single letter city name in your address form.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y,_Somme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y,_Somme
https://www.tf1info.fr/societe/video-insolite-bienvenue-a-y-le-village-au-nom-le-plus-court-de-france-2170878.html https://www.tf1info.fr/societe/video-insolite-bienvenue-a-y-...
- Turing_Machine 3y agoThere used to be a census-designated place* in Alaska named Y, but some years ago it was renamed to Susitna North. The Alaska Y got the name because two significant roads (by Alaska standards) formed a "Y" intersection there. * In the US system, a CDP is lower ranking than a town or village... basically it's an inhabited place few people that isn't large enough to have a local government.