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English has non-homophobic homonyms too. We just carry on regardless.
by kolpa 8y ago
English has non-homophobic homonyms too. We just carry on regardless.
- klez 8y agoI guess you meant homophonic. Anyway, for example "a" and "à" are homophones. As are "la" and "là". A nice one is "chasse"/"châsse". Both are pronounced \ʃas\ but the first one means "hunt", the latter one means "reliquary".
- emodendroket 8y agoThere's no real justification for "C," sinse every instanse of it kan be replased with S or K. Nevertheless, I don't think you would konsent to use a kharakter set that didn't inklude it.