Make it K-Y-I-V!

"According to the rules of spelling cities names my native city should be spelled as KYIV. Make it K-Y-I-V"

"My city is called Kyiv, not Kiev!"

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"And Kharkiv not Kharkov too!"

"Support."

"Let's be correct, use Ukrainian, not USSR/Russian form of the city-name."

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"Kyiv!"

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"make it KYIV"

"Make it: Kyiv."

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"Go KYIV!"

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"According to legend, Kyiv (key-eve) derives its name from Kyi, one of its founders. Now that you have switched from Bombay to Mumbai, from Calcutta to Kolkata, and from Kishinev to Chisinau, why haven’t you switched from Kiev to Kyiv? The Christian Scienc"

"You are Americans in the USA, you city is New York, not Nyu York. We are Ukrainians in Ukraine, our capital is Kyiv, not Kiev. All is simple. Let's respect each other. Thank you in advance for understanding"

""Kiev" is the Russian chauvinistic name for the Ukrainian city Kyiv. So make it Kyiv, as it is for Ukrainians, and not Kiev as it's kept by Russian and neo-Soviet chauvinists."

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"The State Department, National Geographic, Christian Science Monitor, The Ukrainian Government.I have been reading the NY Times for 50 years and over the years I came to believe that your editorial outlook on Ukraine and Ukrainians is Ukrainophobic.Shame "

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"According to Ukrainian prononcuation Kiyv is correct"

"Please, do not forget the Proper Spelling is: K-Y-I-V"

"Spelling Kyiv is a more accurate transliteration of the Ukrainian name. It shows respect to a nation to accurately write and pronunce the name."