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> tics or dots that are unique or very unusual It's almost like a lot of languages have a shared ancestry. Differences may be unusual to you. Are ș, î, or ț un
by CrystalLangUser 9y ago
> tics or dots that are unique or very unusual
It's almost like a lot of languages have a shared ancestry.
Differences may be unusual to you. Are ș, î, or ț unusual because they don't exist in English? Those phonemes aren't common in English which is why we don't have distinctions for them, but they're important in Romanian. Not unusual at all if you're Romanian.
By your logic, 대한민국 characters are weird and unusual also, and so on...
- TulliusCicero 9y agoYes, hangul is unusual, because there's only one language that uses it. Duh. Latin characters are less unusual because tons of languages use them. I'm not sure why this is difficult to grasp.
- Tepix 9y agoTons of languages use é, ø, and other accents so they are "normal" by your definition.