http://www.turkiyenotturkey.com/

So true...We all need to start calling name of our country " Türkiye " as in Turkish. Let´s do it !

Personally, I would never agree to change word "Turcja" to "Türkiye" in Polish. NEVER Difficult to explain it, but for me "Turcja" fits into Polish language much better than "Türkiye".

Maybe unless you agree to replace "Polonya Cumhuriyeti" with "Jeçpospolita Polska"

(if you are curious about how "Turcja" - Polish name for Türkiye - sounds, try it at  at http://www.ivona.com/us/ with different Polish voices, or at http://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/Turcja - click on speakers icon next to word "wymowa" (pronunciation) )

You can call us as you want. Because we call you as we want.

We call you Turkki. Ourselves we call Suomi, did anyone even know that?

I knew (or rather - I thought) that Suomi is "THE name" of Finnish language - but didn´t know that you call yourselves like this.

The country is Suomi also. The adjective meaning nationality and other things is suomalainen. Finn was probably some kind of a nickname in the beginning. We have a saying "A name doesn´t worsen a man if the man doesn´t worsen the name".

Edited (5/17/2012) by barba_mama [my posts keep turning up totally cleared... Anyway, I speak Nederlands, not Dutch or Hollandaca... but I won´t set up a campaign to make everybody else change their own language´s way of addressing my language (or country)]

I personally support this action and understand its aim, since it is related only to English name of the country. I must admit I wouldn´t feel happy if someone called my country "hen" or "donkey", as for example