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Look, there's nothing wrong with bilingual at all (as long as your group lobbied out a bilingual naming tradition for anything Ukrainian). But what are you "bilinguing"? Think: do you want a UA/RU name for the official name of the company (which I've already done)? Or for the name of the article (which is non-sense)? Do you read me so far:)? Are we writing the page on the system (which needs a clear and short unofficial EN-only name), or on the company that operates it? Can't you understand?
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So I'm going to change your rant again ASAP. I hope you would read read this message to that time. Ukrained 11:42, 25 February 2006 (UTC)
- Company needs no translation but the tram system does, considering that it was opened back in times when Russian was still the official language of the country, and many stations still have bilingual signs on them. And stop being hypocritical of everything I do. капризная баба. --Kuban Cossack 11:58, 25 February 2006 (UTC)
- No explanation has been provided on the need for duplicate ENGLISH labels. --Anonymous