Proposal to drop the letter J from English.
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Proposal to drop the letter J from English.
It is the letter with the biggest identity crisis.
Jelly - sounds like a soft G
Jalapeño - sounds like an H
Juanita - sounds like a W
Ja - (ok this is germanic, but still) - sounds like a YIt really is a pointless letter.
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Proposal to drop the letter J from English.
It is the letter with the biggest identity crisis.
Jelly - sounds like a soft G
Jalapeño - sounds like an H
Juanita - sounds like a W
Ja - (ok this is germanic, but still) - sounds like a YIt really is a pointless letter.
@david Unless your name is Jasper, Jay or Jack or John, or if you drink juice.
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@david Unless your name is Jasper, Jay or Jack or John, or if you drink juice.
@Triskerslake Giasper, Giay, Gohn and sugo (wait, no that’s Italian) ;-)
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@Triskerslake Giasper, Giay, Gohn and sugo (wait, no that’s Italian) ;-)
@david @Triskerslake surely you mean sukko (the Italian word for juice in most cases would be succo, but since you all want to also get rid of Cs…) -
@david @Triskerslake surely you mean sukko (the Italian word for juice in most cases would be succo, but since you all want to also get rid of Cs…)
@valhalla @Triskerslake dammit, yes, you are correct.
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@valhalla @Triskerslake dammit, yes, you are correct.
@david @Triskerslake not that there is really a difference between G and C, back in *my* time¹ you'd just have C and you just knew how to pronounce it!
¹ why think about the Roman empire when you can think about the Roman *kingdom*² :D
² or early republic, wikipedia tells me that G was added probably in the 3rd century BC
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