Kentucky is Frankfort. Yes its spelled differently from Germany's one.

California is Sacramento, New York is Albany, and every once in a while the capital is the biggest or most important city like seriously, Philadelphia was nearly the nation's capital but fumbled even being the state capital.

Oh and ohio is fun here because Columbus has slowly grown to be the biggest city in ohio. Cleveland and Cincinnati are more historically significant while Columbus was just a big city focused on the university and business. But as the great lakes manufacturing and ohio River manufacturing fell by the wayside and Columbus kept growing it beat them out.

this is starting to look like a conspiracy to make your largest city not the capital, lol

Usually this is because the capital doesn't generally change over time while the relative size of cities often does, especially on the scale of a century or more.

Yeah but I do know that I can't take a train from Hawaii to California, there's a big wet thing in the way.

Also the country's called Ireland, it's a hint.

As an American, neither do i. I was taught them but unlike STEM courses i would never use that knowledge in my adult life.

Meanwhile i knew there wasn't a tunnel between IE/UK.

Some of us are more worldly i guess...