Vo suvisenie so plani ov Unite Stati ov Amerika nastavit sistem ov proti-rakete
defenzia vo C'eh'ia a Polakia, varnil germanie minister ov zagranice veci Frank-Walter Steinmeier pred nove eskalacia vo brojenie.
VO CENTRO-C'EH'IE TROKAVEC VOLIT O RADARE BAZA OV USA
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March 18 2007, 12:36 AM
Proti-rakete referendum so pred jasne efekt es denes aktit vo selenie Trokavec vo Centro-C'eh'ie region.
Devdes lokale volisti respondit na kvestia, li podporit reprezentacia ov selenie, abi "adoptit vse justicie akcii pro to, abi stopit stavenie ov radare
baza ov USA na teritorium ov drile prostor Brdy."
Re: VO CENTRO-C\'EH\'IE TROKAVEC VOLIT O RADARE BAZA OV USA
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March 18 2007, 2:55 PM
In fact, Trokavec lies in western Bohemia, not in central Czechia. Yes, it is a frequent journalists\' mistake to claim that it lies in central Bohemia, but it is also your mistake that you mistranslated "central Bohemia" as "central Czechia", which is not the same.
I just took over this article from Slovak web site and if it's historical mistake ... - maybe, but for me C'EH'IA IS JUST C'EH'IA and if there is some territory that is called Bohemia ... it may be.
S - lingva doesn't distinguish Bohemia and C'eh'ia. Generally, in other countries word C'eh'ia is the name for the state that is westward from Moravia and if there were some other borders in the past it is not up to the author of the article to judge it.
Here you can see Bohemia in green, and Moravia (plus a small teritorry of Czech Silesia) in grey. These two historical regions together form Czechia. It is the same today as it was in the 10th century. Just in the 10th century, the name "Czechia" wasn't used as frequently as today, this is the only difference.
By having only one name for both "Bohemia" and "Czechia", you make the same mistake as if you had only one name for both "England" and "United Kingdon", only one name for both "Russia" and "Soviet Union", only one name for both "United States of America" and "America", or only one name for both "Greater Poland" and "Poland".
Region is a region, and country name is a country name. Grater Poland is as much part of Poland as any other geografical region is. It is Poland. It never was a different country, no matter how some enemies of Poland would like to see it otherwise. Do not mix one with another. There are only too many divaders who reckon they can teach us, Slavs, what we are and who we are. Are we still not fed up with it? What for there is a Slovio dictionary if anyone can bugger-up the language as one wishes? The more, same situation is in English and also other languages. To help Slovio develop certainly does not mean to challenge it all the time. This never helps anyone in anything at all.
Grater Poland is as much part of Poland as any other geografical region is.
Of course. I didn't want to claim the opose. I just said that Greater Poland is a part of Poland, Russia was a part of the Soviet Union, England is a part of the United Kingdom etc. (and it would therefore be a mistake to have an identical name for both a part and a whole).
Verojatno najvisze stari muz' od svet, ukrainec Grigorij Amitrovicz Nestor, tut-den slavil svoj 116i rodenie-den. Grigorij veri, czo priczina od jego dolgovecznost jest, czo on nikogda ne stal z'enati. Nove studiji pokazajut, czo z'enate muz'i z'ijut visze dolgo nez' ne-z'enate muz'i. Kto ima pravda? Nauczniki ili Grigorij?