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I don't think anyone watched the video. Olvidalo.
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Well, this forum sure cleared out.
I don't think anyone watched the video. Olvidalo.

It's pretty off-topic but I could not resist meddling in. The first time I heard "l'hexagone" long time ago I looked at the map and it rang the bell immediately. I like this comparison a lot. Just like the italian boot...

PtolemysXX wrote: Mon Dec 08, 2025 7:08 pmIt's pretty off-topic but I could not resist meddling in. The first time I heard "l'hexagone" long time ago I looked at the map and it rang the bell immediately. I like this comparison a lot. Just like the italian boot...
it's "l'hexagone" in French
but no -e in English, German, nor Swedish.
and here some more, ending on -o
PS: German and Dutch also have "Sechseck" resp. "Zeshoek"