...a vowel.
...a consonant.
This, lamda has nothing to do with y at all. In fact, you know what? Screw upsilon! Let's bring back the waw!Originally Posted by The Summoner of Leviathan
Actually, upsilon would be a more appropriate replacement since when you transliterate, at least from Attic Greek, the upsilon often becomes a y.
This, lamda has nothing to do with y at all. In fact, you know what? Screw upsilon! Let's bring back the waw!Actually, upsilon would be a more appropriate replacement since when you transliterate, at least from Attic Greek, the upsilon often becomes a y.
λ is awesome and you know it. I wanna change y to λ for the shape.
Also you do not want the waw letter family in your alphabet. In hebrew it is the etter Vav. ו Vav has three sounds. a hard V, a hard oo, and a soft oh, with nothing more then the location of a dot to distinguish between them. And Hebrew doesn't show the dots while being written. =/ Hebrew likes to have multiple sounds distinguished by those dots, then not show them in writing.
In the English language, consonant.
No time for "Dilly-Dallying" or "Shilly-Shallying."
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