Talk:Sammarinese Populars

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Sammarinese People → Sammarinese Populars
Anyone familiar with Italian and the politics of the peninsula will know that the term "Popular" or "Populars" are frewuently used for political parties, to the extent that Popolarismo is applied as an explicit description of such parties. Sammarinese People is not just a strange translation of Popolari Sammarinesi; I would go as far as to call it erroneous with regards to the Italian language. Thus, considering "Sammarinese People" is neither a literal – nor a contextual – translation, I'm redirecting the page to "Sammarinese Populars". Μαρκος Δ (talk) 19:54, 20 November 2016 (UTC)