--- Andreas Johansson wrote:
> >But if you like, an alternative to "Eurasia" could be perhaps "Euras" or
> >"Euraz"?
>
> Where's that "z" from? I certainly prefer "Eurasia" to "Euras" or similar
> anyway.
From Dutch. Our word for Asia is "Azië". This was also the name of a Chinese
restaurant in my native town that we used to visit frequently when I was
younger.
Jan
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