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In Dutch I appreciate the diaresis in zeeën and the like. Can’t think of an English example though.
by CalRobert 2y ago
In Dutch I appreciate the diaresis in zeeën and the like. Can’t think of an English example though.
- seszett 2y agoNaïf... if you can call that English.
- Symbiote 2y agoIt's English. Naïve is more commonly known. Very few people would write the dots, but I wonder if that's more because they don't know how to type it than anything else. Here's a list: https://github.com/RichardLitt/diaeresis-word-list https://github.com/RichardLitt/diaeresis-word-list
- maxdamantus 2y agoMaybe "cooëeïng", though I don't think I've seen that written with diaereses (probably not a very common word, but it's a nice example of a long vowel letter sequence, and one that people from NZ/Australia should understand).