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:blob_reach: Come help me. You surely understand too as a Cyrillic user.

Chi doesn't translate to kh in terms of pronunciation. :blob_neutral: Khaos is an incorrect transliteration that arises probably from its incorrect English use. Chi is a phonem that doesn't exist in English that leads to an approximation through kh.

:blobspearpeek: *classical education strikes* It is Chaos! The Greek x is not a kappa. :blob_neutral: Sounds like a persona game.

:blobspearpeek: Okay, but don't use Arcadia! It is contaminatio! Contamnatio - A case when words of different language origins are used together. Arcadia is the Latinised version of Arkadia. Greek doesn't have the letter c, meanwhile Latin was much of a user of k. Funnily, the c is pronounced...

Personally, I am a supporter of this choice. I like the introduction through an imaginary narrator in the tradition of Herodotus. It gives the story an epic, historical flair you cannot achieve through character driven interaction. :blob_cookie: That is a fair assessment actually, but you...

:blob_neutral: The shtrafniki are calling. :sweating_profusely:

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:blob_cookie: You are a curious existence.

:blob_cookie: I often do without reading, presuming they must have written something reasonable.

Yes, hot chocolate is something very Anglo-American. Europe, meanwhile, is more cacao land.

:blob_neutral: Hot chocolate consists of, as its name says, of chocolate dissolved, meanwhile cacao is made from cacao powder directly. Hot chocolate needs chocolate. :blob_neutral: There is a distinct difference, but the English language rarely makes this distinction. Thus, many people call...

:blob_neutral: Cacao. :blob_neutral: It isn't an option. I am dismayed.