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>and I wouldn't know how that affects everyday life. It mostly affected lexicographic order. 'ch' was between 'c' and 'd'. So for example, when 'ch' was a sep
by gciruelos 9y ago
>and I wouldn't know how that affects everyday life.
It mostly affected lexicographic order. 'ch' was between 'c' and 'd'.
So for example, when 'ch' was a separate letter in the alphabet, 'chico' (little, boy) would come after 'cristal' (crystal) in the dictionary. Now it's the other way round.
Something similar happened with 'll'.