Talk:Rohatyn

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The canonical transliteration would be Rohatin. Unlike Russian, Ukrainian is transliterated using Y for a long vowel and I for its shorter variant, whereas I is long and Y is short in Polish.

More Wikipedia pseudo-erudition and nonsense.