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Post #Aw9I5FPa13MX9DcL7w by [email protected] |
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What does it say in the image?It says 'minimum'.Hard to read? Medieval … |
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Post #Aw9I5FXjWjstYVQqps by [email protected] |
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@yvanspijk As an aside, this reminded me of Russian cursive where the letters �… |
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Post #Aw9I5GYpk8MIiCxFBo by [email protected] |
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2/ ... consecutive dotless ı's looked a lot like the letter u. A Middle Du… |
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Post #Aw9I5HR4UTkBQQKYjI by [email protected] |
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3/ ... it started to become a diphthong in certain regions, initially close to … |
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Post #Aw9I5IF3Udj5vRiTdg by [email protected] |
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4/ ... considered a digraph. Some even insist it's one single letter (and t… |
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Post #Aw9fV2nDquEeUDwh8a by [email protected] |
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@Auringon_sikio oh dear, that's even worse! :O |
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Post #Aw9fV2vNMal0tVlCqW by [email protected] |
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@yvanspijk @Auringon_sikio I think it's quite common to use a line over т … |
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Post #Aw9fV32ouuiDGbF9Rw by [email protected] |
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@kallekn @yvanspijk @Auringon_sikio I've never seen it being used by any na… |
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Post #Aw9fV3BKPHW9gzDwi8 by [email protected] |
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@ringtailringo @yvanspijk @Auringon_sikio Interesting. I would have thought it … |
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Post #Aw9fV3I40EuC1sNKD2 by [email protected] |
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@kallekn @yvanspijk @Auringon_sikio In school, the only non-negotiable letter w… |
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Post #Aw9fV3P9ZsZoNrgzGC by [email protected] |
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@ringtailringo @kallekn @yvanspijk This fits well with a comment I read somewhe… |
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Post #Aw9m6ZmmkPm1Fg1N6u by [email protected] |
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@yvanspijk if 'ch' is considered one letter is some languages, 'ij&… |
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Post #Aw9m6ZtsK3RdbfL2A4 by [email protected] |
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@xgebi In what languages is ch considered one letter? |
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Post #Aw9m6a1fr3gPzqzGJk by [email protected] |
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@yvanspijk @xgebi Welsh and Breton, at least. Not sure about others. |
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Post #Aw9m6a97PNdcMwTCvA by [email protected] |
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@irina @xgebi I see. I'm afraid the people who decided so are mixing up let… |
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Post #Aw9m6aFV1ek4gjSIro by [email protected] |
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@yvanspijk @irina @xgebi In Spain, ch was officially a single letter until 2010… |
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Post #Aw9n2zbKvOkE72WN7o by [email protected] |
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@irina In Spanish, ch and ll used to be considered as separate letters (e.g. wh… |
