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27th September 2019, 17:15
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Belgian Place Names
Is there a general rule for the correct spelling of place names in Belgian that end with "gem"
For the French version of a name it would end "ghem" whereas the Flemish (Dutch) version ends "gem" or are both versions used interchangeably and are not language dependent. ie Everghem in French but Evergem in Flemish. Best Regards Andy Fletcher
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