Talk:Sedibeng
Nov ialist - thanks for the editing. One question (probably out of ignorance) - why Geografia and not Geografe? I don't find it in the NL (E geography; F géographie and D Geographie). The normal -e noun form makes the most sense to me. --Wayne 14:40, 1 januare 2007 (UTC)
"Geografe" is a geographer, from which is derived "geografia" the "domain of geographers". There are quite a lot like this "filosofe", "biologe" etc. French has e.g. "pholosophe", philosopher, so it is fairly naturalistic. I noticed you used "aktuare" for "actuary" which looks good.
aktuare actuary
aktuaral actuarial
aktuaria area an actuary works in (not sure of the English)
Another possibility is:
aktuarie actuary
aktuarial actuarial
? area an actuary works in (aktuariia is not good.)