Assertion: country's language | /r/CapableOf | continue to prefer form
Facets:
value: with german
type: OTHER
value: with swedish rumänien
type: OTHER
value: with u
type: OTHER
value: with french roumanie
type: OTHER
value: polish rumunia,
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: A handful of other languages (including Italian, Hungarian, Portuguese, and Norwegian) have also switched to "o" like English, but most languages continue to prefer forms with u, e.g. French Roumanie, German and Swedish Rumänien, Spanish Rumania (the archaic form Rumanía is still in use in Spain), Polish Rumunia, Russian Румыния (Rumyniya), and Japanese ルーマニア (Rūmania).