His language has special snowflake letters

What sounds are they?

>tfw Danish has a letter so special that you can't even type it on Jow Forums

Is it the O with the line through it, like Norwegian uses?

>Cyrillic originated in Bulgaria
Cause Bulgarians are slav, also at that time all slavs were more closely to each other in language.
And Roman alphabet was a alphabet, which used by bunch of barbarians in Western Europe, but cyrillic was especially created by order of Romans(Byzantius).

Attached: Pink.jpg (341x432, 37K)

Well Ä is same as A in ass, can etc.

is it the slashed O that's pronounced the same as Ö making the slash useless?

A few special snowflake letters are cool though. I think English should use þ and ð and ß.

easier to write sounds with one character than with a bunch of letters: ж = zh
some sounds can't be written with regular latin letters: ы

slavs are retarded and illiterate, the greeks felt bad and gave them the cryllic alphabet and christianity

ĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦĦello

The slashed one is much cooler looking.

Fuck you, the slash is aesthetic.

lol why you shook thö

Imagine writing Agno instead of año, magnana instead of mañana, cogno instead of coño.

Iugh

This. Anyone with one of those testoterone dripping, runic looking letters in their name gets insta authority points

anyo, manyana, conyo

That's not the ñ the sound

it's literally the same mate don't kid yourself

In catalan it is like that.

cataluña - catalunya

How will the Castilians ever recover?

huh?

Attached: castilian toad.png (420x420, 15K)

That's the sound of an i, conio.

>writing like a catalan
I'd rather not

GRUG NO LIKE LETTER NO UNDESTAND
MAKE GRUG FEEL STUPID
GRUG NO LIKE FEELING STUPID
GRUG SMAAAAAESSSHHHHH

Attached: oogaboogaaa.jpg (800x450, 38K)

>his language doesn't have the elegant œ and æ

As an english speaker you think they are the same, just as a Spanish speaker thinks "shit" and "sheet" sound the same: both are wrong.

When you write them, do you just paste the a to the e or do you have a different method for it?

ñi =/= nyi
I think nyi can't even be pronounced without adding another vowel

This is someone that has seen the disgusting mess that is written polish.

Yes, wнaтs тнe proбlem?

I just write the two letters separately and let autocorrect do its job

I said write, not type. As on paper

In all honesty "W" is a snowflake Germanic letter. It didn't exist in Latin and it isn't used in native romance languages.

*Romance words

>that 2000 yr old boomer who still uses å

Attached: DE00AE85-5283-4B9A-A55B-FFA34595E8B5.png (1236x1245, 78K)

that letter is spelled as "ny" here.
>Nyannnnn

in all seriousness English needs diacritics and "special" letters more urgently than any language that uses that one. there's like three sounds in English for every letter in its alphabet, shit's a fucking mess desu

>tfw Spanish invented this letter ç, stopped using it, but Portuguese and French kept it

it was pronounced TS Plaza (Platha) used to be Plaça (Platsa)

Same with ~ in vowels

Ñ is equivalent to nh.

We also use ü for special words like pingüino.

ēūīāšģķļžčņž
>his country doesn't have as many meme letters as we do

>tfw we spell it like catalans

Looks cooler.

Funny considering a lot of the Spanish in your language comes form us rather than Spain.

English should try to be phonetic. Too many words sound the same aloud.

W is not used in native Swedish words and only used in loan words or foreign names.

>originated in Bulgaria
Not quite. It's Greek.
We did take Cyrill and Methodius in and let them finish their thing, IIRC, but we also did a couple of adjustments on our own later on - and that's what spread around.
>christianity
We were basically forced into it. Christianity was basically a lubricant for diplomacy and we HAD to accept it.

Fuck, latter half of the post was meant for

Å is the ultimate special snowflake letter and conpletly useless

What sound does it make,?

Actually it's the opposite. English was latinized in order to make it more in line with the continental languages: "cw" became "qu", "þ" became "th", and so on.

Fůčk ýóú, Áměříčáň píg

probably because americans are dumb

it sounds like the english word "oar"

Its used in physics though

ÖÄÕÜ

ĂÂÎȚȘ

what sounds ÕÜ are?

ґєiї
t. ukrainian on holiday

ä = a in "ass"
ö = i in "third"

i think ü is just our y and õ is like ö
also think their ö is closer to regular o

Áá, Ðð, Íí, Óó, Úú, Ýý, Ææ, Oo/Öö

and it's a good thing

Attached: eszett.png (194x230, 10K)

its literally just an s

>Ðð
For what purpose?

Th sound

>For what purpose?
etymologi and aesthetics. Ð has no specific sound, it's just sounds like j, v, g, k or is silent depending on the word.

In icelandic it has th sound.

Good to know. For some reason I forgot about eth altogether.

Our Ö is just like yours. Ü is your Y and Õ is like a version of Ö, but pronounced more from your throat like in the word "Go" in English.

it's actually something between one s and ss

>his doesn't
That's really pathetic

Fuck off fatass

tschusvthvo

Compare зaщищaвшиecя and zashchishchavshiyesia

I may be fat but at least I'm not stuck using an alphabet that's retarded for my native language.

>ö = i in "third"
>ö = i
>i
English is really retarded

>but cyrillic was especially created by order of Romans(Byzantius).
Glagolitic was, not cyrillic

Same in Spanish.

Attached: autismo.jpg (640x422, 28K)

>Everyone accredits Cyril and Methodius for creating Cyrillic
>In fact they invented shitty ugly Marthian squiggles which quickly fell out of use in favour of much more refined and simple script which was invented by some unknown guy
Life sucks.

Attached: gl_ocs.gif (606x490, 11K)

>not having both à and á making the same sound

Ё.
Useless shit. you know user.
Ye.

This times 10 desu

>third from the right in top row
Slavs invented Euro before it was cool

>mexicans still write on paper

He's talking about the works of Webster, idiot

No need for pleb zh when you've got ž.

What's the breakdown like over there on using Latin vs Cyrillic?

Great thinking there, genius because it's soo functional and handy.
This is жилищe "dwelling".

Attached: IMG_20180630_165044.jpg (1545x1080, 138K)