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by 6P58r3MXJSLi
339 days ago
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> "somewhat similar but different" about accents, see my examples. they are used to disambiguate, which is a bonus in itself. > If "ch" always meant the same thing, it would be just fine. that is my take too: in German you have ss and ß, for historical reasons, but both sound the same and have a predictable pronunciation, always. |
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