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And then there’s the Fennoscandia test: do you convert äöåø with the same rules as for German? Because, if you do, it looks very silly at least in Finnish. This
by s4i 2y ago
And then there’s the Fennoscandia test: do you convert äöåø with the same rules as for German? Because, if you do, it looks very silly at least in Finnish. This is often the case in international sporting events and is basically a joke among Finns how Räikkönen becomes the insanity of ”Raeikkoenen” etc. ”Raikkonen” would be much preferred.
- lxgr 2y agoGood point – transliteration obviously needs to be aware of the source language! Even in English, or you might end up attending a Motoerhead concert :)