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vinzenc Flatz ist ein klarer liechtensteiner und ich bitte darum ihn wieder so zu lassen "flatz" ist ein mehr als klassischer name in liechtenstein und vinzenc ist keine seltenheit im alpenland bitte bedenke das schweiz uund österreich sehr international sind!

Die Playboys wrote:vinzenc Flatz ist ein klarer liechtensteiner und ich bitte darum ihn wieder so zu lassen "flatz" ist ein mehr als klassischer name in liechtenstein und vinzenc ist keine seltenheit im alpenland bitte bedenke das schweiz uund österreich sehr international sind!

War hauptsächlich der vorname. Kenne und habe nur vinzenz gefunden. Aber falls sonst keiner einspruch erhebt kriegt auch der zenc seine nationalität zurück. Wollte dich aber vor allem einfach etwas ärgern

konnte ich mir etwas denken aber er soll noch mal meister werden und der name ist doch ok!

Question for Auxilium. Kumiku is a Peruvian first name ? I want to see an exemple !

Pokemon Club wrote:Question for Auxilium. Kumiku is a Peruvian first name ? I want to see an exemple !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Peruvian
There's a long history of Japanese in Peru, they even had a president with Japanese roots. In my opinion, it's ok to have one or the other Japanese name in Peru.

Alkworld wrote:

Pokemon Club wrote:Question for Auxilium. Kumiku is a Peruvian first name ? I want to see an exemple !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Peruvian
There's a long history of Japanese in Peru, they even had a president with Japanese roots. In my opinion, it's ok to have one or the other Japanese name in Peru.

Kumiku like japanese first name ? Never see it. Kumi yes, Kumiko yes, Kumiku...I want too see an exemple !

Pokemon Club wrote:Kumiku like japanese first name ? Never see it. Kumi yes, Kumiko yes, Kumiku...I want too see an exemple !

Now you're touching another tricky topic: How to write Japanese words in Latin letters. I don't know in that case, but usually, names in non-Latin scripts can be written in many ways in Latin script and Kumiku might just be a proper one. But I don't know that. Maybe the ape can enlighten us (even with Aux being the subject).
More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Japanese

Enlighten you?

Ok.
DanteII Mattarozzi
MicheleII Trapani
NiccolòII Pucci

Will all come soon and of course will be ok. I'm a friend of Aux, so it will pass.

Kumiko is the Japanese name. And no real question about transcription.
Kumiku? No idea what Peruvians do with their names.... Peruvian Japanese... maybe it changed to Kumiku somehow? How should I know, why not. Have seen worse. I'd would have let it pass. Of course the real point here is not htat. The real point is that AUX wouldn't let a Kumiku pass without proof. Just kick him from that committee, from the other one too, a nice fine around 5k (purely symbolic) doesn't hurt either and then treat him like the rest.

Just kick him from that committee, from the other one too, a nice fine around 5k (purely symbolic) doesn't hurt either and then treat him like the rest.

signed!

So I can name a rider Akihitu Sanchez and give him a peruvian nationality without he lose it ? I don't think. I want an example for Kumiku. It isn't credible for the nation comitee to let at this rider his nationality if the name doesn't exist in the real life !

Pokemon Club wrote:So I can name a rider Akihitu Sanchez and give him a peruvian nationality without he lose it ? I don't think. I want an example for Kumiku. It isn't credible for the nation comitee to let at this rider his nationality if the name doesn't exist in the real life !

Who says that our riders have to exist in real life? Many of them are fictional. The names just have to be kind of realistic and if Akihitu is a real Japanese name, there's no problem to have him as long as you don't give Japanese names to all Peruvians. Having a few of them is ok, if you consider Peru's history.

Edit: New rider in Team Alkworld on 01.04.: Carlos Yushimito (Peru)

The real name is Akihito. That's Pokes point, the name itself is not real. Like Kumiku (as far as I know, not going to check, it could exist too) But what he misses is: The rules, now that we have rules again:

Here: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=3207
Excerpt:

§ 1:
(1) All first and surnames (family names) should exist in reality or at least sound realistic.

The question here is really only if it sounds realistic for the committee or not. And would be the same with Akihitu.

Robyklebt wrote:The real name is Akihito. That's Pokes point, the name itself is not real. Like Kumiku (as far as I know, not going to check, it could exist too) But what he misses is: The rules, now that we have rules again:

Here: viewtopic.php?f=34&t=3207
Excerpt:

§ 1:
(1) All first and surnames (family names) should exist in reality or at least sound realistic.

The question here is really only if it sounds realistic for the committee or not. And would be the same with Akihitu.

Ok, it isn't that clear what Poke meant . He made it sound like it's mostly about the Peruvians with Japanese roots and not about Japanese first names in general. I agree that if Kumiku and Akihitu are not proper Japanese first names, they shouldn't be used for either Japanese, Peruvian-Japanese, Brazilian-Japanese or German-Japanese riders.

Yes it is only about the first name Alk, not about the nationality. And Kumiku...not realistic.

Thats the problem most of the time. Akihitu sounds for me like a japanese first name, but not for you. but i have no japanese background, so its hard for me - and i guess also for most of the other comite members - if were talking about not common european names.

The debate was on Kumiku, not on Akihitu Ost ^^. But ok if Kumikukeep his nationality, I want Medaka japanese nationality comeback too !

Akihitu or Kumiku - doesnt matter *g*

Why Alexandros Mykonos isn't a good Greece name?

http://www.nomix.it/grecim.php

Pokemon Club wrote:Question for Auxilium. Kumiku is a Peruvian first name ? I want to see an exemple !

Kumiku is the name of my doughter, and their mother is peruvian, tha grandfather is japanese..., right this?S
She have italian and peruvian passport, you need more?

Pirkio wrote:Why Alexandros Mykonos isn't a good Greece name?

http://www.nomix.it/grecim.php

Alexandros is not the problem.

I find no greeks with this surnames! Show it. Mykonos is a Island!

I belive there is someone in the wole greece who have Mykonos as surname:
Here in Italy we have some people called Sicilia and Sardegna.. And Cuba!

Hunsrueck wrote:

Pirkio wrote:Why Alexandros Mykonos isn't a good Greece name?

http://www.nomix.it/grecim.php

Alexandros is not the problem.

I find no greeks with this surnames! Show it. Mykonos is a Island!

Where did you look? And did you also look on pages with the Greek alphabet? I also think that taking Mr. Mykonos nationality away is a bit too strict.

Alkworld wrote:

Hunsrueck wrote:

Pirkio wrote:Why Alexandros Mykonos isn't a good Greece name?

http://www.nomix.it/grecim.php

Alexandros is not the problem.

I find no greeks with this surnames! Show it. Mykonos is a Island!

Where did you look? And did you also look on pages with the Greek alphabet? I also think that taking Mr. Mykonos nationality away is a bit too strict.

And seriously, where is the problem if nobody in Greece has Mykonos like surname if the word really exist ?

Pokemon Club wrote:Yes it is only about the first name Alk, not about the nationality. And Kumiku...not realistic.

yes, not realistic...but real...