Aluminum or Aluminium?

Aluminum or Aluminium?

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aluminiu.

Aluminio

Aluminium

Aluminom

Aluminij

Aluminij

AL - LUH - MIN - KNEE - YUM

Fucking burgerkins butchering my language

"Aluminum" is a name that predates standardization that has stuck in the US and I believe Canada.

Go with "Aluminium" and "Sulfur" to go with the standards and to piss off two countries at once.

I-run or i-urn?

Why is iron Fe not Ir?

ferrum you uncultured swine

Vas

It means "love" in Japanese.

If you say "I-run" you are an idiot

>Le Korean education XDDDD

Because Ferum

What do you call it in your language? Nah-teu-rium

Aluminij

Alumiini

Natrium

Marinija

Aluminium, or Alu (aaloo) for short like in Alufolie (tin foil)

nobody says i-run

Amelinium, tego nie pomalujesz

ijzer

What is this element in your language? "Potassium" in English, due to the fact that it was often synthesized from Potash in the olden days.

kalium

Hliník tˇbh

Draslík

Ah-loo-mee-nee-yum

It's Fé-rum or Ian/Ion

Naah-tree-um

Cah-lee-yum

>Neither elemental potassium nor potassium salts (as separate entities from other salts) were known in Roman times, and the Latin name of the element, kalium, is not Classical Latin but rather neo-Latin. Kalium was taken from the word alkali, which in turn came from Arabic: القَلْيَه al-qalyah "plant ashes." The similar-sounding English term alkali is from this same root, whereas the word for potassium in Modern Standard Arabic is بوتاسيوم būtāsyūm.

>Old Arabic gives other European languages their name for the element
>English gives modern Arabic its name for the element
Hmmm

Potassio

kek
memories

Nah

Aluminium

kpotassium
the k is silent

Amelinium
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aluminium

Železo

>Old Arabic gives other European languages their name for the element
>English gives modern Arabic its name for the element

Maybe the English influence over time during the start of Arab dark age in 19th-20th century, perhaps?

Probably, but the irony is a bit tasty.

In any case the names are from two different languages' words for "potash".

I-ren