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Doesn't the New Yorker still hold the line, and print it with a dieresis? On the other hand, I knew a women who belonged to a food cooperative, and referred to
by cafard 5y ago
Doesn't the New Yorker still hold the line, and print it with a dieresis? On the other hand, I knew a women who belonged to a food cooperative, and referred to it as the "coop", pronouncing it as if it were a chicken coop.
- Y_Y 5y agoI think I would be satisfied with the New Yorker-style: "nonn̈ative". That's a neat solution, thanks! (Please address complaints about putting a trema over an 'n' to Spın̈al Tap.)