United Nations changes Turkey's name to Türkiye

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https://www.google.com/search?q=T%C3%BCrkiye

Excerpts:

The United Nations has changed the Repub-
lic of Turkey’s country name at the organi-
zation from “Turkey” to “Türkiye”.

Turkey (Türkiye) began the move to change
its internationally recognised official name
in English to Türkiye in December after the
Türkiye President ... released a memorandum
& asked the public to use Türkiye to describe
the country in every language.

“Türkiye is accepted as an umbrella brand for
our country in national & international venues,”
... “Türkiye is the best representation & expres-
sion of the Türkiye people’s culture, civilization
& values.”

The Türkiye President also advised compan-
ies to use “made in Türkiye” for their exported
goods, & instructed state agencies to use Tür-
kiye in their correspondence.

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Hmmm, well, name changes happen more fre-
quently than most people realize, but needless
to say, it often takes time and it will take quite
awhile for people to stop using Turkey & start
using Türkiye.

Best of luck to Türkiyeans in that regard.

The 7 new superior clarifying names for the 7
Disparate High Glucose Conditions, it's taking
awhile for people to stop using diabetes & dia-
betic and start using the 7 new superior clarify-
ing names. Hopefully, some day that effort will
have success. (-:
https://www.change.org/p/jdrf-www-jdrf-org-stop-diabetes-diabetic-confusion-with-new-superior-clarifying-terms

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Follow-up:

A video with information about the attempt
to change the name of Turkey to Türkiye.
What the video ignored is the fact that all
of the associated names also are in need
of changing.

Turkish or Turks becomes Türkiyeans.
Turkic becomes Türkiyeic.

June 23 2002
Video: Turkey rebrands as Türkiye - But
will it catch on? | DW News
https://youtu.be/Eo1RIxq_wGM

A reminder: Language changes & evolves,
just as all life on, below, & above Earth
changes & evolves over time. The video
says Turkey has been used for 100 years
as the name of a country, acting as if that
is a long time - it's not.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkey

Dinosaurs were around for 150 million
years. Then one day, a catastrophic col-
lision destroyed almost all dinosaurs
albeit birds are a survivor of that extinc-
tion event, see the following:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bird

Birds are feathered theropod dinosaurs
and constitute the only known living dino-
saurs. Likewise, birds are considered rep-
tiles in the modern cladistic sense of the
term, and their closest living relatives are
the crocodilians.

Birds are descendants of the primitive avi-
alans (whose members include Archaeop-
teryx) which first appeared about 160 mil-
lion years ago (mya) in China.

According to DNA evidence, modern birds
(Neornithes) evolved in the Middle to Late
Cretaceous, and diversified dramatically
around the time of the Cretaceous–Paleo-
gene extinction event 66 mya, which killed
off the pterosaurs and all non-avian dino-
saurs.

Everything is now, always, the past but an
historical precedent resulting in the now,
the future never in the now 'til it's now, and
then it's history. Language, the following
estimates it's 150,000 years or so in age,
but written language is only 6,000 years or
so in age.
https://www.wondriumdaily.com/origin-of-language-when-did-it-start-and-how-did-it-evolve

The English language that most in this news-
group speak is a relatively young language in
many respects. Put another way, English is a
West Germanic language that originated from
Anglo-Frisian languages brought to Britain in ...

... the mid 5th to 7th centuries AD by Anglo-
Saxon migrants from what is now northwest
Germany, southern Denmark and the Nether-
lands ... :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_English

On Thursday, June 2, 2022 at 10:28:05 AM UTC-5, _ wrote:

.> https://www.google.com/search?q=T%C3%BCrkiye
.>
.> Excerpts:
.>
.> The United Nations has changed the Repub-
.> lic of Turkey’s country name at the organi-
.> zation from “Turkey” to “Türkiye”.
.>

.> Turkey (Türkiye) began the move to change

.> its internationally recognised official name
.> in English to Türkiye in December after the
.> Türkiye President ... released a memorandum
.> & asked the public to use Türkiye to describe
.> the country in every language.
.>
.> “Türkiye is accepted as an umbrella brand for
.> our country in national & international venues,”
.> ... “Türkiye is the best representation & expres-
.> sion of the Türkiye people’s culture, civilization
.> & values.”
.>
.> The Türkiye President also advised compan-
.> ies to use “made in Türkiye” for their exported
.> goods, & instructed state agencies to use Tür-
.> kiye in their correspondence.
.>
.> - - -
.>
.> Hmmm, well, name changes happen more fre-
.> quently than most people realize, but needless
.> to say, it often takes time and it will take quite
.> awhile for people to stop using Turkey & start
.> using Türkiye.
.>
.> Best of luck to Türkiyeans in that regard.
.>
.> The 7 new superior clarifying names for the 7
.> Disparate High Glucose Conditions, it's taking
.> awhile for people to stop using diabetes & dia-
.> betic and start using the 7 new superior clarify-
.> ing names. Hopefully, some day that effort will
.> have success. (-:
.> https://www.change.org/p/jdrf-www-jdrf-org-stop-diabetes-diabetic-confusion-with-new-superior-clarifying-terms
.>
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