Re:The capital sharp S in now part of the official German or...
by gumby on Monday July 03, 2017 @09:18PM
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The use of ß permits consistency in the syllable splitting rule (split ,,ss'' but not ß).
It's a little weird that it looks and is pronounced like s-z but languages do evolve...and we no longer have need for the ch and tz fraztur letter/ligatures.
It's a little weird that it looks and is pronounced like s-z but languages do evolve...and we no longer have need for the ch and tz fraztur letter/ligatures.
Would you always write ,,ue'' instead of ,,ü''?