 | Below are answers to frequently asked questions about the corresponding page Ukraine. They address concerns, questions, and misconceptions which have repeatedly arisen on the talk page. Please feel free to change this material in light of new discussion. |
Q1. Why is Ukraine listed as the second-largest country in Europe? France is. (Or alternately, Denmark is.)
It's an ambiguous statement, and depends on whether you include non-European territories or not, and whether you include disputed territories or not. The totality of France (which includes
French Guiana) is larger than Ukraine, but the European part of France (
Metropolitan France) is smaller than Ukraine. Although Denmark is in Europe, Greenland is in North America.
Q2. Kyiv or Kiev?
This is a topic for discussion at
Talk:Kyiv. The current transliteration is based on the Ukrainian spelling of the name: "Kyiv" (pronounced "KEE-ev"). The Russian version is "Kiev" (pronounced "KEE-ef") is associated with the
Russification of Ukraine. Source:.
"Slownik geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego i innych krajow slowianskich". Druk „Wieku” Nowy Świat. 1883. Archived from
the original on 5 March 2022.
| Below are answers to frequently asked questions about the corresponding page Ukraine. They address concerns, questions, and misconceptions which have repeatedly arisen on the talk page. Please feel free to change this material in light of new discussion. |
Q1. Why is Ukraine listed as the second-largest country in Europe? France is. (Or alternately, Denmark is.)
It's an ambiguous statement, and depends on whether you include non-European territories or not, and whether you include disputed territories or not. The totality of France (which includes
French Guiana) is larger than Ukraine, but the European part of France (
Metropolitan France) is smaller than Ukraine. Although Denmark is in Europe, Greenland is in North America.
Q2. Kyiv or Kiev?
This is a topic for discussion at
Talk:Kyiv. The current transliteration is based on the Ukrainian spelling of the name: "Kyiv" (pronounced "KEE-ev"). The Russian version is "Kiev" (pronounced "KEE-ef") is associated with the
Russification of Ukraine. Source:.
"Slownik geograficzny Krolestwa Polskiego i innych krajow slowianskich". Druk „Wieku” Nowy Świat. 1883. Archived from
the original on 5 March 2022.