As in, why does abdomen have to be abdómen or abdômen?

I mean, who defined this difference? Who says that theses words need to be spelled differently?

Why do the Portuguese write António and Brazilians Antônio? Are both pronounced the same way?

Same thing for ómega and ômega? Was the Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement responsible for all these differences, or did they come about for cultural needs and urgency?

As in, why does abdomen have to be abdómen or abdômen?

I mean, who defined this difference? Who says that theses words need to be spelled differently?

Why do the Portuguese write António and Brazilians Antônio? Are both pronounced the same way?

Same thing for ómega and ômega? Was the Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement responsible for all these differences, or did they come about for cultural needs and urgency? Another thing is assimptota and assintota! Why in the heck would someone create or demand such insignificant alterations?

As in, why does abdomen have to be abdómen or abdômen?

I mean, who defined this change? Who says that theses words need a change?

Why do Portuguese say António and Brazilians say Antônio? but both are pronounced the same way?

Same thing as ómega and ômega? Was the Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement responsible for all these changes, or were these changes done by cultural needs and urgency?

As in, why does abdomen have to be abdómen or abdômen?

I mean, who defined this difference? Who says that theses words need to be spelled differently?

Why do the Portuguese write António and Brazilians Antônio? Are both pronounced the same way?

Same thing for ómega and ômega? Was the Portuguese Language Orthographic Agreement responsible for all these differences, or did they come about for cultural needs and urgency?