Good point - I've fixed en. The NSW one should go back in - my apologies. The Ivanhoe in Western Australia is simply a sheep station, while I can't even find the Queensland one in a quite good map I have of the Darling Downs region. Orderinchaos8 Gen 2009 da 11:33 (UTC)Respont
That's what I was going to ask. Thanks.
Is there an article about sheep station in en? We hardly can imagine what it is. By the way, I just remember pigs in the novel Ivanhoe. Bianchi-Bihan8 Gen 2009 da 11:41 (UTC)Respont
About the map - I'm not sure if "Esperance" would get translated as while it was named after the French ship L'Esperance, Australians have absolutely murdered its pronunciation ("S. prince"). Kind of like our highest mountain, Mount Kosciuszko, which should as a Polish name be pronounced "Koh-SHOOSH-koh" but is called "kozzie-US-koh" instead, even by our official dictionary (Macquarie Dictionary of Australian English). If there's any errors needing correction or further translation, just let me know and I'll do what I can (or alternatively, if anyone has a paint program and the Gill Sans MS font, that would work too.) Sorry for persisting in English but this online dictionary only handles one word at a time. Orderinchaos8 Gen 2009 da 12:31 (UTC)Respont
Hi ! If en:Port Hedland keeps its name in the German or Polis Wikipedia, I can't see any reason why it should be otherwise in the Breton Wikipedia. Did you ever come across that strange Porzh Hedland actually used in Breton ? --Llydawr8 Gen 2009 da 13:01 (UTC)Respont
I can change it back. I based it on looking at a few other articles and websites but if it's not standard usage then it makes sense to fix it. Orderinchaos8 Gen 2009 da 14:12 (UTC)Respont
