INTRODUCTION: What is at issue? Ferjan Ormeling ppin Ferjan Ormeling, Jörn Sievers and Hans Stabe (eds.) Training Course on Toponymy Enschede, Frankfurt am Main, BerlinMitteilungen des BKG Band 28, Frankfu

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Date: 2015-05-02 07:50:34 Linguistics Language Culture Place names Orthography Latin alphabets Vowel letters Toponymy United Nations Group of Experts on Geographical Names Exonym and endonym Spelling Anglicisation		INTRODUCTION: What is at issue? Ferjan Ormeling ppin Ferjan Ormeling, Jörn Sievers and Hans Stabe (eds.) Training Course on Toponymy Enschede, Frankfurt am Main, BerlinMitteilungen des BKG Band 28, Frankfu Add to Reading List Source URL: unstats.un.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 120,85 KB Share Document on Facebook

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