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It is quite funny, because when I was learning English, it was so bizarre that the first-person pronoun was only one letter (putting aside the required capitali
by mkotowski 5y ago
It is quite funny, because when I was learning English, it was so bizarre that the first-person pronoun was only one letter (putting aside the required capitalization). On the other hand, having to write and instead of i still seems quite unwieldy to me.
- ajuc 5y agoWell in English it's actually 2 sounds (a+i) they just have them mixed into one letter :) Not unlike Russian where the reversed R is the same sounds just in reversed order (i+a) and it also means I. Polish prefers to have sounds separated so it's "ja". And it's never capitalized, English is very egocentric about it's pronouns :)