Standards Guide
- Approved Vendors
- College and CLV Identities
- College Seal
- Size and White Space
- Wordmark Color
- Color Palette (College)
- Typography
- Wordmark Specifications
- Stationery
- Special Considerations - Athletics
- Special Considerations - Music
- Sub-Brands
- Editorial - Abbreviations/Acronyms
- Editorial - Titles
- Names/Numbers/Punctuation
- Commonly Used Words/Capitalization
- Dates/States/Cities
- CLV Logo
- CLV Identity Specifications
- Color Palette (CLV)
- CLV Editorial Style
- CLV Typography
- Language Village Names
Identity and Standards Guide - Language Village Names
Language Village NamesBelow is a guide that shows how to spell, punctuate and pronounce Village names. Also make sure to use the correct diacritical markings for each Village name.
| Arabic Language Village Al-Wāḥa (or Al-WāHa, as a last resort) all WAH hah (the first “h” is guttural) Chinese Language Village Sēn Lín Hú sen lin hoo Danish Language Village Skovsøen SKōV shen English Language Village Hometown, USA Hometown, USA Finnish Language Village Salolampi SAH lō lahm pee French Language Village Lac du Bois lock doo BWAH Les Voyageurs lay VOY ah shoor Voyageur German Language Village Waldsee VAHLD zay |
Italian Language Village Lago del Bosco LAH go del bah skō Japanese Language Village Mori no Ike MOH dee no ee KAY Korean Language Village Sup sogŭi Hosu SOOP so gay ho soo Norwegian Language Village Skogfjorden SKOOG fee yohr den Portuguese Language Village Mar e Floresta Mar ee FLOR eshtah Russian Language Village Lesnoe Ozero less NI [EYE] ya oh zee rah Spanish Language Village El Lago del Bosque el LAH go dehl boss kay Swedish Language Village Sjölunden HOO loon den or SHOO loon den |








