We shall bring back þorn
Þorn
Logan Cooper
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Juan Cook
I agree, and also Eð
Jason Cruz
I really appreciate your efforts þank you
Grayson Young
But I don't have ðose on my keyboard.
Jaxon Torres
my nigga, English didn't deserve ðe wraþ of ðe German printing press.
Isaac Collins
Make do wiþ an íslenka keyboard
Eli Gomez
I recommend ðat you get a macro
Joseph Garcia
How do you use them?
Nathan Hernandez
*ðem
Angel Gray
ð is a voiced dental fricative, like in "that" "them" "there
þ is a voiceless dentral fricative, like in "thick", "thing", "thanks"
Luke Howard
I thought that already existed in Arabic.
Christian Ramirez
þought* ðat*
Landon Stewart
ðe first þing ðat ðey þink of is ðis.
Isaiah Myers
It's a blue board, moron
Carter Harris
Some þeories believe ðere to be þings out ðere.
Hudson Garcia
ðese þings finish sooner ðan you þink.
Carter Richardson
Easy mistake to make, Russian friend. The character here is the letter used in Icelandic, thorn (looks like this þ). It's not a P p like in English or a bunch of other languages. þ is pronounced like "th."
Brandon Fisher
θ
Asher Thomas
You make a tough proposition.
Ryder Nguyen
>norwegians still can’t post their funny o with the line over it
lol cucked
Brandon Young
o
Kayden Richardson
Scots is a BVLL Language.
Cooper Cook
ǿ
gook moot should give it back
Kevin Powell
Disgusting
Adam Lopez
Dialect
Michael Martin
Sorry, SEETHING ARAB. You really are jealous of my language!
Chase Clark
Nooone understands Moroccan speech yet it's widely accepted to be just a dialect of Arabic. Our dialects are even grammatically different even.
Parker Perry
No one says it is a dialect. Every ARAB I have MET admits it is a language.
Henry Miller
Wasn't "y" also used for "th" in ye olde English?
Austin King
It started out as a Z, but then evolved into a Y. These were used as placeholders for Þorn, because the german printing press didn't include that character
Henry Fisher
Pill
Sebastian Evans
German printing presses had no þ, so they used y
Landon Perry
is it true arabs seeth at scots?
Colton Parker
Ðose Arabs you´ve met are all based.
sðfu
Jace Howard
Arabs on the right being taught about Scots by three ghosts.
Christopher Evans
þanks for ðat
Kevin Thomas
we dont have either of these sounds, same for most other germanic languages. Arent english and icelandic ect the only ones to still have it?
Hunter Ortiz
Scots has it as well. But some words change its use, e.g. Murder is Murther and Path is Pad.
Christopher Lopez
Goþic
Also, Proto-Germanic if you consider it a language. youtube.com
Dialect
Carter Sanders
i was talking about today
Brody Parker
We have the ð sound in words like mad, med, fad, lade, sæd (food, with, plate, barn, seed), but we stopped using þ and ð in favor of d, due to german influence
Jaxon Lewis
I pronounce these with the same sound
I learned my English from a black lady when I was in Kindergarten
Brandon Flores
Dafuq ?
I'm Arab and I can tell the difference
Jeremiah Clark
Why does that sound sound like an "l" to me sometimes?
Aaron Morales
Do you use a "d" for both or something else?
Hunter Kelly
They do
The letter ث sounds like th in think
The letter ذ sounds like th in that
Op is talking about bringing these letters back into the English alphabet
Hudson Lopez
Yeah, I use "d"
Everything "th" comes out like "dey", "dank", "dat", "dick" etc.
I have to force myself to speak like a Wh*Te person