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r/SubsIFellFor • u/I-have-Arthritis-AMA • Mar 26 '24
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The use of the letter isn't even correct here lmao
3 u/I-have-Arthritis-AMA Mar 27 '24 The letter means “th”, what isn’t correct? 3 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 It actually refers to a hard th as in "thimble" or "worth". The soft th like in "rather" or "that" is made with a different character, ð 3 u/HONKACHONK Mar 27 '24 Not in English. While þe Norse and Icelandic distinguish þ and ð like þat, þe English used þem interchangeably, wið þ appearing at þe beginning of a word, and ð at þe middle. 1 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 Ah that makes sense, thank you
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The letter means “th”, what isn’t correct?
3 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 It actually refers to a hard th as in "thimble" or "worth". The soft th like in "rather" or "that" is made with a different character, ð 3 u/HONKACHONK Mar 27 '24 Not in English. While þe Norse and Icelandic distinguish þ and ð like þat, þe English used þem interchangeably, wið þ appearing at þe beginning of a word, and ð at þe middle. 1 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 Ah that makes sense, thank you
It actually refers to a hard th as in "thimble" or "worth". The soft th like in "rather" or "that" is made with a different character, ð
3 u/HONKACHONK Mar 27 '24 Not in English. While þe Norse and Icelandic distinguish þ and ð like þat, þe English used þem interchangeably, wið þ appearing at þe beginning of a word, and ð at þe middle. 1 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 Ah that makes sense, thank you
Not in English. While þe Norse and Icelandic distinguish þ and ð like þat, þe English used þem interchangeably, wið þ appearing at þe beginning of a word, and ð at þe middle.
1 u/Specialist-Dinner-89 Mar 27 '24 Ah that makes sense, thank you
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Ah that makes sense, thank you
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The use of the letter isn't even correct here lmao