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Help! Can someone please change the page title to 'Pokfulam Road'.
As I wrote in the article: The road name is always spelled as one word 'Pokfulam Road', and not 'Pok Fu Lam Road', influenced perhaps by its traditionally expatriate residents, some of whom pronounce it 'Pok Fulham', as in the London borough. The area itself is much more commonly written as three words, 'Pok Fu Lam'.
If you don't believe me, Google the two versions.
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Help! Can someone please change the page title to 'Pokfulam Road'.
As I wrote in the article: The road name is always spelled as one word 'Pokfulam Road', and not 'Pok Fu Lam Road', influenced perhaps by its traditionally expatriate residents, some of whom pronounce it 'Pok Fulham', as in the London borough. The area itself is much more commonly written as three words, 'Pok Fu Lam'.
If you don't believe me, Google the two versions.