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> I though it was "La Coruņa" (in Castillian) or "A Corunha" (in Galician).

No, "A Corunha" is Portuguese. <nh> appears also in Galician but stands
for a different sound than in Portuguese. To wit, "ng" as in English
"ring" (not like in dialects where the "g" is pronounced).

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Erland Sommarskog, Stockholm, sommar@algonet.se

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