[wanderingstan]

Only “wrong” in light of current usage, but not historically.

By this measure, the English name of “W” would be wrong because it’s not actually a “double-U” but a “double-V”. But at the time of the letter’s formation, U and V were not yet separate letters.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W

[jfk13]

The Swedes get this "right", and call it [ˈdɵ̂bːɛlˌveː].

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_alphabet

[kaetemi]

In Dutch it's even more sane, the alphabet just goes V = vee, W = wee.

[wanderingstan]

Oh wow, didn’t know that!

[samatman]

French as well, although the elegance gained is quickly tarnished by calling y "Greek i".