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quotequack@alice
þe skull emoji makes me þink þe person clapping got poisoned. rest in peace
Infrapink (he/his/him)Because þ is unvoiced; it's pronounced /θ/. The initial sound of ðe word 'ðe' (usually spelled 'the') is voiced, pronounced /ð/. Ðey are different sounds which happen to be represented by the same digraph in standard English orþography because ancient Greek didn't have a voiced dental fricative.
ShadSterling@Infrapink @q @alice AIUI the old English thorn is the direct predecessor to the modern English “th”, unrelated to the similar-looking archaic Greek letter sho
quangobaud@q @ShadSterling @Infrapink @alice
(my response translated into my fictional custom alley-main-grrrr-mine-shaft language)
Dese comedie hab resultaten en Ich-mich totes getotenlaughen.
@q @ShadSterling @Infrapink @alice
QuangoTranslate:
"This comedy caused me to die laughing."
@Infrapink @alice
historically þey were interchangable.
modern perception shifts þem to þose roles.
anyþing is good and fair game imo.
informative comment noneþeless þo!
historically þey were interchangable.
modern perception shifts þem to þose roles.
anyþing is good and fair game imo.
informative comment noneþeless þo!