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Yeah nah, we don't even have the ü in our alphabet. There are tons of countries we don't even call by their Native name. Germany, Japan, China, Korea and India come to mind.
I prefer chicken myself >

Comedy (you get my upvote) >

It’s leviosa, not leviossahh >

Yeah, whatever. Call me when you acknowledge the Armenian genocide. >

It’s “regional conflict” not “we wanted to commit ethnic cleansing” >

Invited for tea >

Oh god what’s in the tea >

We could ask the Armenians, I heard they like bullets in their tea apparently >

It doesn't fucking matter. You're literally just appeasing the ego of irredentists >

Seems kinda weird that we have to call them by their Turkish language name. Most countries names are spelled and pronounced differently depending on the language. We don’t call Japan Nippon or India Hindustan >

Bro I cant evenn spel in Engilsh. >

Italy woke up was Hungary ate Turkey slipped on Greece and broke China. > >

…..no.. >

You you refer to South Korea as dae-han-min-guk ? Or Germany as Deutschland? Otherwise stfu >

The UN has multiple languages. English does not have umlauts. So this literally can't be represented in English. Also what do you call the large archipelago nation east of China? Because unless it's Nihon, it's wrong. Most countries use different versions or exonyms because the language they use can't well denote the country name.