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Interesting! We have similar diaeresis in Spanish. But on the other hand, given English's spelling ambiguity and lack of overall consistency, I wonder what is
by arximboldi 10y ago
Interesting! We have similar diaeresis in Spanish. But on the other hand, given English's spelling ambiguity and lack of overall consistency, I wonder what is the point of using this nowadays... But I guess, that article also wonders :D
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- wott 10y ago> We have similar diaeresis in Spanish. Besides ü?
- arximboldi 10y agoYou are right, only ü to break the gue and gui forms. The "diptongos" containing a weak-strong vowel combination may be broken into a "hiato" with an accent, such as: vía vs via.