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Unless you are exposed to the languages, no one realistically knows how to pronounce them. I'm going to guess, however, that the real reason for dropping them
by Broken_Hippo 5y ago
Unless you are exposed to the languages, no one realistically knows how to pronounce them.
I'm going to guess, however, that the real reason for dropping them was due to typewriters (and later computers) that simply don't have them as an option. You can't print punctuation and letters that you simply don't have access to. ö, ø, å, æ and the like get dropped as well.
- Symbiote 5y agoFor the languages using Č etc, you probably also don't know how to pronounce C, W, V, etc. At least writing Č shows it's different to C.