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I don’t see why any of that means it can’t be reformed. No commonly-used language is formed in a vacuum.
by vlunkr 4y ago
I don’t see why any of that means it can’t be reformed. No commonly-used language is formed in a vacuum.
- Kamq 4y agoIt can be reformed. I specifically say that it can be. My point is that, because you have so many disparate groups with completely different pronunciations (and therefore different target idealized spellings), reformation will destroy the majority of the value. And nobody who actually speaks english has an interesting in destroying the value of understanding that language.