Talk:Fasolada

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Google search among English-language pages finds:

Spelling Google Google Books Greek
fasolada 528 21 20,000
fassolada 103 18 0
fasoulada 100 3 513
fassoulada 191 1 0

So on the Web at large, fasolada is more popular than the other spellings combined; in Greek, φασολάδα is 40 times more common than φασουλάδα. In books, fassolada comes a close second. In Greek dictionaries (Babiniotis and Andriotis), φασολάδα is the main entry; φασουλάδα is listed as "more vernacular" (λαϊκότερο). So I'm moving to the most common English spelling, which is also the standard Greek spelling, fasolada. --Macrakis 15:24, 7 February 2007 (UTC)