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¿Hay una forma estándar de decirlo/pronunciarlo en castellano?
(Me refiero a la capital de Haití, claro, la que quedó destruida en enero de este año con el catastrófico terremoto.)
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It's definitely Puerto Principe
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Oh, yes, you're right, Poli.
Thank you. I just found the 'Informe Semanal' (17 ene 10) from RTVE and I heard they say 'Puerto Príncipe'.
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Right, I spent a year in Santo Domingo, and the Dominicans say
"Puerto Príncipe".
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Thank you for the confirmation, Hermit.
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