Hello, I would like to do something like the following in my points style file: place=* & name:en=* & name:en != name {name '${name} (${name:en})' | '${name:en}' } That is, for places which have an English name ('name:en') defined, and where the English name is not the same as the plain 'name' tag, I wish to display the English name in parenthesis after the plain name. For example, I would like to display "München (Munich)" in my map, but I would also like to simply display "Karlsruhe" instead of the redundant "Karlsruhe (Karlsruhe)". I know I can set a default for the name (for example, to have name:en always take precedence), but this isn't quite what I would like. Also, I know from the documentation that in theory 'name' "is distinct from any 'name' tag on the element", so my rule should not work. I also know that it does not work in practice. :-) Is there any trick for doing this? Cheers.