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Which is consistent with many Romance languages, where it's called a variation of “commercial and”. Including the Italian “e commerciale”, Portuguese “e comerc
by ainar-g 4y ago
Which is consistent with many Romance languages, where it's called a variation of “commercial and”. Including the Italian “e commerciale”, Portuguese “e comercial”, and Spanish “y comercial”.
- charles_f 4y agoAnd French "Et commercial". It's sometimes written as a form closer to "et", corresponding to the ligature outlined in the article
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]