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The result of the debate was move. Nightstallion (?) 07:41, 15 May 2006 (UTC)Reply

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AitosAytos – "Aitos" is not a correct transliteration, see Romanization of Bulgarian. Bulgarian Cyrillic "й" is "y" according to the official system.

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It's Aitos with the "i" everywhere in the town, the muncipality and the district of Burgas

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What official system? The truth of the matter is that when you enter or exit the town of Aitos the road signs have the latin spelling as "Aitos" not "Aytos". The town's official Web site is www.aitos.org, again with the "i". In every official document or place in the town or the municipality the romanization of the spelling is "Aitos", including historic places and monuments. That's what's official!

So why would you write it otherwise again? What, are we gonna call the town and ask them to change their road signs, their website, their monuments and all other official documents to "y"?! That doesn't make any sense. --71.233.118.131 (talk) 00:15, 1 January 2008 (UTC)Reply