Talk:Cargèse

Hoaky no Doakey
In the non-Corsican language this means this writing and this article contains what makes the Corsican grass or any grass green. I note there are no notes. No notes, no research. No research, no truth. Sorry. I may get to it eventually.Dave (talk) 02:22, 22 May 2008 (UTC)

Recent changes
I've reverted most of changes made by user Ksnow on 18-Feb-2011. The name of the mayor was originally given as "François Garidacci" with a reference. The reference was removed and the name changed to "François Garidaccire" and no reference given. The web site of the The Préfecture de Corse and the Cargèse Town hall both give "François Garidacci". Previously, the population of the commune was given for 2007 with a reference. The reference was removed and the population changed to a slightly higher figure and the date changed to 2008. No reference was provided. Previously the sources section of the article were structured with a "Notes" section and a "References" section. This is a common structure when the same source (book) is used multiple times. The Notes and References were combined into one block. A table giving historic population figures were added to the article, and strangely, a reference providing most the figures removed. I've kept the table with some changes and cited a source. I've also kept the heading change from "See also" to "Three towers".- Aa77zz (talk) 10:59, 19 February 2011 (UTC)

Romanization of Greek name
I've changed the romanization of the Greek name from Karnkéze to Kargkéze; there is no n / ny here; the Greek name consists of the letters kappa, alfa, ro, gamma, kappa, epsilon, zita, epsilon. gamma kappa is actually a digraph here since it stands for /g/; hence, both Kargkéze and Kargéze are possible, with Kargkéze being a transliteration and Kargéze a transcription.

Καργκέζε|Kargkéze

Wathiik (talk) 11:27, 6 July 2020 (UTC)