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r/SubsIFellFor • u/I-have-Arthritis-AMA • Mar 26 '24
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Tf is that character?
9 u/ScientificGamer321 Mar 27 '24 it’s called thorn. respect it. 2 u/WyvernSlayer7 Mar 27 '24 Oka… 1 u/TrollAlert711 Mar 27 '24 You know how old English things use the word "ye"? As in "Ye Olde Shoppe" Y was the printing press' replacement for Þ, both are pronounce with a th- sound when in that position. "Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronounced "The Old Shop"
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it’s called thorn. respect it.
2 u/WyvernSlayer7 Mar 27 '24 Oka… 1 u/TrollAlert711 Mar 27 '24 You know how old English things use the word "ye"? As in "Ye Olde Shoppe" Y was the printing press' replacement for Þ, both are pronounce with a th- sound when in that position. "Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronounced "The Old Shop"
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Oka…
1 u/TrollAlert711 Mar 27 '24 You know how old English things use the word "ye"? As in "Ye Olde Shoppe" Y was the printing press' replacement for Þ, both are pronounce with a th- sound when in that position. "Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronounced "The Old Shop"
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You know how old English things use the word "ye"?
As in "Ye Olde Shoppe" Y was the printing press' replacement for Þ, both are pronounce with a th- sound when in that position.
"Ye Olde Shoppe" is pronounced "The Old Shop"
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u/WyvernSlayer7 Mar 27 '24
Tf is that character?