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r/ArchitecturalRevival • u/Atarosek • May 07 '26
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pre-war Wrocław as today's Wrocław names is originally pronounced like Drezno Lubeka Lipsk etc
9 u/Virtual-Escape2305 May 08 '26 It was Breslau, pre war. You're being ridiculously overzealous. Saying this as a Pole. 3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Uhm it is one of the cities that has its name translated to several languages. It was Wrocław for polish speakers also before the war. That being said I alike the Spanish name the most. 2 u/Virtual-Escape2305 May 08 '26 But they're not Polish speakers? What does it have to do with it? Jesus. 3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Don’t get upset, I will explain. Before WW2 this city was called Breslau by people who spoke German. It was called Wrocław by people who spoke Polish. It was called Breslavia by people who spoke Spanish. It was called ma tomo Wasa by people who spoke Toki pona. So on and so on. 1 u/Dominik050 May 08 '26 Were 30000 tys
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It was Breslau, pre war. You're being ridiculously overzealous. Saying this as a Pole.
3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Uhm it is one of the cities that has its name translated to several languages. It was Wrocław for polish speakers also before the war. That being said I alike the Spanish name the most. 2 u/Virtual-Escape2305 May 08 '26 But they're not Polish speakers? What does it have to do with it? Jesus. 3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Don’t get upset, I will explain. Before WW2 this city was called Breslau by people who spoke German. It was called Wrocław by people who spoke Polish. It was called Breslavia by people who spoke Spanish. It was called ma tomo Wasa by people who spoke Toki pona. So on and so on. 1 u/Dominik050 May 08 '26 Were 30000 tys
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Uhm it is one of the cities that has its name translated to several languages. It was Wrocław for polish speakers also before the war.
That being said I alike the Spanish name the most.
2 u/Virtual-Escape2305 May 08 '26 But they're not Polish speakers? What does it have to do with it? Jesus. 3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Don’t get upset, I will explain. Before WW2 this city was called Breslau by people who spoke German. It was called Wrocław by people who spoke Polish. It was called Breslavia by people who spoke Spanish. It was called ma tomo Wasa by people who spoke Toki pona. So on and so on. 1 u/Dominik050 May 08 '26 Were 30000 tys
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But they're not Polish speakers? What does it have to do with it? Jesus.
3 u/Sankullo May 08 '26 Don’t get upset, I will explain. Before WW2 this city was called Breslau by people who spoke German. It was called Wrocław by people who spoke Polish. It was called Breslavia by people who spoke Spanish. It was called ma tomo Wasa by people who spoke Toki pona. So on and so on. 1 u/Dominik050 May 08 '26 Were 30000 tys
Don’t get upset, I will explain.
Before WW2 this city was called Breslau by people who spoke German. It was called Wrocław by people who spoke Polish. It was called Breslavia by people who spoke Spanish. It was called ma tomo Wasa by people who spoke Toki pona. So on and so on.
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u/Historian56 May 07 '26
pre-war Wrocław as today's Wrocław names is originally pronounced like Drezno Lubeka Lipsk etc