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I am really fond of the "Real Academia Española" as they go even further than their french counterpart, and regularly change the spelling of words to reflect th
by iamcurious 12y ago
I am really fond of the "Real Academia Española" as they go even further than their french counterpart, and regularly change the spelling of words to reflect their modern pronounciation.
In Spanish you don't remember the spelling of most words, the spelling is just an encoding of a neutral pronounciation. Even if there are some irregularities, you remember the irregularity instead of the whole word. For instance, you would remember "kamikaze both k".
So most spellings get fixed on their own. Not bashing on the RAE though, they made such a nice job making this possible.
Edit:wording