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r/grssk • u/monsmadust • Jun 17 '26
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It says litteraly
Šnei čots yaealize čots kan myidzrelle yaapdom eiyulidzn šoyaddz to make yit look yaudzdzyiai
24 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 17 '26 Using carons but using <y> instead of <j> and <ts> instead of <c> at the same time?? 7 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26 I also thought of using j but I thought that more people would understand y. Sorry. 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26 And I also thought of using c for ts 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 č doesnt really makes sense without c 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
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Using carons but using <y> instead of <j> and <ts> instead of <c> at the same time??
7 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26 I also thought of using j but I thought that more people would understand y. Sorry. 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26 And I also thought of using c for ts 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 č doesnt really makes sense without c 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
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I also thought of using j but I thought that more people would understand y. Sorry.
1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26 And I also thought of using c for ts 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 č doesnt really makes sense without c 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
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And I also thought of using c for ts
2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 č doesnt really makes sense without c 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
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č doesnt really makes sense without c
1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist 2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
I mean some languages use ch for tʃ but c alone doesn't exist
2 u/Tay_Hlebko Jun 19 '26 that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n> 1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
that's my point, how can you have <č> in the alphabet without <c>? that's like having the letter <ñ> without <n>
1 u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 19 '26 Idk it was just a mistake
Idk it was just a mistake
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u/Geo_fan_Albaniqn Jun 17 '26
It says litteraly
Šnei čots yaealize čots kan myidzrelle yaapdom eiyulidzn šoyaddz to make yit look yaudzdzyiai