> Typing the whole name takes longer[...] At least not for me. > The flags however, even when small and/or blurry, can still be quite easily differentiated by

> Typing the whole name takes longer[...] At least not for me. > The flags however, even when small and/or blurry, can still be quite easily differentiated by anyone familiar with both. Well I'm actually living in Slovakia and _always_ use the difference between "Slovenščina/Slovinčina" and "Slovenčina/Slovenčina", because the flags are way more similar for me in their usual size than the names (the two carons make Slovene stand out more than the different coats of arms (a blue dot vs. a red dot) in the flags). Of course, in Slovak the difference between Slovinčina and Slovenčina is more of a problem when just looking at the names - that's when search comes in handy for me.