Re: Liking German

Czechia is quite commonly used in English; I use it myself.

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On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Andreas Johansson wrote:

> Muke Tever wrote:
> >From: "Andreas Johansson" <and_yo@...>
> > >Also, is "Czechia" or similar acceptable in English? I'm really tired of
> > >"Czech Republic" ... or should one perhaps start saying "Bohemia and
> > >Moravia"? :-)
> > >
> > >PS Or "Bohemo-Moravia"? "Czechland"? "Czechistan"? Or just "Ceská" (hope
> >I
> > >spelt that right)?
> >
> >On Czech webpages in English I've seen the name "Czechlands" used.
>
> Plural "Czechland_s_"? Or it's just a typo?
>
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