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In the US… in the German speaking countries (where the term originates from), you never see the Hapsburg spelling.
by steve1977 2y ago
In the US… in the German speaking countries (where the term originates from), you never see the Hapsburg spelling.
- tsimionescu 2y agoJust like you never see the spelling "Germany" in Germany. It's not a German term, it's an English term referencing a German ruling family, similar to Charlemagne.
- steve1977 2y agoI see Made in Germany quite often around here actually.
- anyfoo 2y agoIn Japan, you never see the “Tokyo” spelling. And that’s not just because of romanization, the romanized word is “Toukyo”. I’m German, by the way.