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code_geass2008-05-20 07:39 pm
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Royalty Names
I was in Gaia, and I made an avatar cosplay of Cornelia. Then this asshat member claims that her name is "Vi Britannia" and not "Li Britannia", which I typed her name as. Now, I've always read her name as "Li Britannia" and Euphie's the same. Now, though I believe to be correct, I don't want to doubt anymore on the names of the (known) Royal Family members:
1. Emperor Charles Di Britannia
2. Empress Marianne Vi Britannia
3. Schneizel El Britannia
4. Clovis La Britania
5. Cornelia Li Britannia
6. Euphemia Li Britannia
7. Lelouch Vi Britannia
8. Nunnally Vi Britannia
I don't know Odysseus' complete name.
On a more random note, I tend to type Brittania and not Britannia and then change it. Anyone else does that? Or is it just a language rule I missed along the way?? XD
1. Emperor Charles Di Britannia
2. Empress Marianne Vi Britannia
3. Schneizel El Britannia
4. Clovis La Britania
5. Cornelia Li Britannia
6. Euphemia Li Britannia
7. Lelouch Vi Britannia
8. Nunnally Vi Britannia
I don't know Odysseus' complete name.
On a more random note, I tend to type Brittania and not Britannia and then change it. Anyone else does that? Or is it just a language rule I missed along the way?? XD
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I think most people type Britannia XD
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Uhm...I always do that when typing Britannia, but then I feel as if my old Latin teacher is staring down my neck and I know it's wrong. ^-^""
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Typing "Britannia" comes more naturally to me. I think it was the Latin name for England or something? *fails at world history*
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Also, I'm the asshole on Gaia who took the name "Lelouch Vi Britannia" for a mule account. Oh, the mail I get asking for me to give up that name...XD(no subject)
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Empress? I was under the assumption that she was considered a "Princess" and not truly an Empress? Or have I got it wrong?
Anyway, I'm really curious about the reasons behind the different "Vi" or "Li" prefixes. In French, if one were to say something of a similar sort like "Charles Di Britannia" it would be "Charles De Britannia". Charles of Britannia. Now, my Italian is very, very rough (read as: practically non-existant, but I have knowledge of other Romance languages), but I'd think that "Di" might be the Italian version of "De." If it is, then Charles Di Britannia would make sense, however it doesn't explain the other prefixes.
One wild piece of speculation is that they have something to do with Roman numerals. Perhaps Charles is the 500th or 501st (D + i(I)?) Charles of Britannia? Likewise, Lelouch could be the 6th (V + i(I)?) Lelouch? I have nothing really to back this up, and the middle 'names' could just be a way to represent family ties.
Or, simply, it could be an Engrish attempt at creating royal sounding names?
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who phails in comparison to Schneizel.And, in Spanish and Italian and probably some other European languages, "la" is female. So why is it used on Clovis?
Maybe when he was born they mistook him for a girl?(no subject)
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I used to spell it "Brittania" because that was what I was most familiar with (and names that ambigious can get weird spellings). Until those headlines with the decent English and "official" spellings of the characters popped up and I'm like, "Oh, it's Britannia!"
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I made a C.C. mule for all my roleplays...though the sad thing is that I spend more time on [CC] than on my original account xDDD
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nunnally mentioned that she was the 87th in line, right?
the emperor sure kept himself busy(no subject)
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I think Sunrise (mis)spelled it Brittania sometimes too. Even in the last episode when they show Nunnally's name, if I'm not mistaken.
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Odysseus was U or Uu.