United Kingdom
- Glasgow - Γλασκώβη /ɣlaˈskovi/
- Edinburgh - Εδιμβούργο /eðimˈvuɾɣo/
- London - Λονδίνο /lonˈðino/
- Oxford - Οξφόρδη /oksˈfoɾði/
- York - Υόρκη /iˈoɾki/ (currently used only for the American city of New York)
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