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by dredmorbius
4699 days ago
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Completing the thought: a diæresis indicates that a second instance of a vowel is to be pronounced distinctly. It's co-operate, not "coop-erate". Also sometimes in dissimilar vowels as naïve, or in a finial vowel as in Brontë.
The practice is older and more formal, but still correct. |
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