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HelpRe: Opinions on Olympic Medalist's Names Paris 2024: Archery
in reply to a message by TolkienOtaku
Good to meet you. And Olympic names are a good idea.
The Korean names are all hyphenated, with only the first letter capitalised. Chinese names also look like compounds, but are written as one word. And the Frenchman, Jean-Charles, gets a hyphen and two upper-case initials, but the Mexican woman is just Ana Paula; two words, no hyphen. Very interesting. And all three Mexicans coincidentally have the initial A.
I don't like Brady, though it's amusing that he had a rhyming partner in the Mixed team, Casey. Also in the Mixed is my very favourite name of all: the wonderful Florian Unruh! I imagine a field of flowers, shaking angrily in a high wind.
The Korean names are all hyphenated, with only the first letter capitalised. Chinese names also look like compounds, but are written as one word. And the Frenchman, Jean-Charles, gets a hyphen and two upper-case initials, but the Mexican woman is just Ana Paula; two words, no hyphen. Very interesting. And all three Mexicans coincidentally have the initial A.
I don't like Brady, though it's amusing that he had a rhyming partner in the Mixed team, Casey. Also in the Mixed is my very favourite name of all: the wonderful Florian Unruh! I imagine a field of flowers, shaking angrily in a high wind.
