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German is frustrating for its underuse of diacritics - e.g. tetragraph "tsch" representing a single sound, similar for "sch". In Czech, these are č and š respec

German is frustrating for its underuse of diacritics - e.g. tetragraph "tsch" representing a single sound, similar for "sch". In Czech, these are č and š respectively. Polish has similar issues, resulting in the infamous "spilled letters" orthography.

gsich 3y ago
'Q' could be used for that in German. Rename all other words.
- The_Colonel 3y ago
  Q has a different pronunciation - e. g. quasi, Quatsch...
  - gsich 3y ago
    Yes. Can be changed to make space for a sch-letter. kwasi, kwatsch.
    - The_Colonel 3y ago
      Changing the pronunciation of an existing letter seems ... unnecessary. German already has diacritics, it can simply adopt more of them.
      - gsich 3y ago
        It has been done before. Diacritics suck, German does not use them thankfully.