European Championships 2022

[Werloc 3,164]

3 hours ago, hckošice said:

ah yeah I see, well, sure, it is really dumb haha.

 

While it is in fact the official name of the country, I mean Slovenská Republika (Slovak Republic) nobody is using it and just call it shortly Slovensko (Slovakia), surprised to see they call us this way here

 

Btw still better to have Slovak Republic and Czech Republic than Slovakia and Czechia

I always write out the full Czech Republic, but I've seen many places including this forum using Czechia. Which would be the preferred version of spelling for czechs? 

[Monzanator 4,498]

Short attention span rules. People ain't bothered to write Czech Republic these days? I sure find this Czechia thing look artificial. I have no idea where that came from.

[dodge 1,024]

11 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

Short attention span rules. People ain't bothered to write Czech Republic these days? I sure find this Czechia thing look artificial. I have no idea where that came from.

It came from Czechia when they officially changed the name of the country. It’s nothing to do with short attention spans

 

FWIW you can check out all the official names here 

 

Hello from Ireland, not the Republic of Ireland 

[justony 454]

On 8/13/2022 at 11:41 AM, Vektor said:

I rarely watch rowing so it kinda shocked me that there were only TWO boats in the non-Olympic lightweight event. We could have entered a Hungarian boat with 4 random lightweight guys and we would have the bronze.  Wtf is the point of this event if almost no one wants to participate? 

Nope, our guys competed in lightweight pair, where there were 3 boats, our team finished last, according to new rules, no medal, you have to beat one team to win a medal.

 

EDIT: sorry, did not see you were already explained.

[Grassmarket 3,403]

6 hours ago, dodge said:

It came from Czechia when they officially changed the name of the country. It’s nothing to do with short attention spans

 

FWIW you can check out all the official names here 

 

Hello from Ireland, not the Republic of Ireland 

We are now

 

Czechia

Qazaqstan

Turkiye

Eswatini

[De_Gambassi 1,223]

11 hours ago, Vektor said:

European Championships + Aquatics European Championships medal table after Day 5

 

1		22	23	15
2		12	13	17
3		10	15	9
4		10	3	2
5		9	10	6
6		9	5	11
7		7	1	3
8		5	6	2
9		2	3	7
10		2	3	1
11		2	1	2
12		2	1	1
12		2	1	1
14		2	1	0
15		2	0	2
16		2	0	0
17		1	3	4
18		1	2	3
19		1	1	1
19		1	1	1
21		1	0	0
22		0	5	3
23		0	1	2
24		0	1	1
25		0	1	0
25		0	1	0
27		0	0	4
28		0	0	3
29		0	0	1
29		0	0	1

 

Italy already with as many medals (60) that 4 years ago 

[heywoodu 15,135]

7 hours ago, Monzanator said:

Short attention span rules. People ain't bothered to write Czech Republic these days? I sure find this Czechia thing look artificial. I have no idea where that came from.

I'm glad in the Netherlands it's always been called 'Tsjechië' so this whole discussion isn't even a point here  

[Grassmarket 3,403]

 Sagnia in LJ Q crisis after two poor jumps.

[Federer91 2,793]

21 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

I'm glad in the Netherlands it's always been called 'Tsjechië' so this whole discussion isn't even a point here  

Same here, it has always been "Чехия". But then again, it is also still mainly Holland, rather than The Netherlands, because it's easier. 

[Federer91 2,793]

Weirdly there seems to be much more people in attendance during the day sessions, than last night's one. We will see how things go tonight, but yestreday evening had the least amount of people from the 3 sessions so far by my account.