Why did it lose traction to "Th/th"? It seems extremely simple to read and understand, and takes less times to write, albeit it can be mistaken for a P if not drawn correctly. Do you think the modern English language could benefit from utilizing this letter for all purposes? Let the debate begin.
P.S.
No, modern english is already established language, with all its forms and mods. That letter looks way to ''vikingly'' and ''runic''. If added, it would change things but in far future, until we all use to it.
You could claim it makes English easier to learn (Which, it does), and then every new-English speaker will pounce on it.
P.S.
No, modern english is already established language, with all its forms and mods. That letter looks way to ''vikingly'' and ''runic''. If added, it would change things but in far future, until we all use to it.
You could claim it makes English easier to learn (Which, it does), and then every new-English speaker will pounce on it.
Write some text and include Thorn, lets see how it looks.
P.S.
No, modern english is already established language, with all its forms and mods. That letter looks way to ''vikingly'' and ''runic''. If added, it would change things but in far future, until we all use to it.
You could claim it makes English easier to learn (Which, it does), and then every new-English speaker will pounce on it.
Write some text and include Thorn, lets see how it looks.
Þis is a sentence using þe Þorn.
Þought so, exactly, looks weird
Try writing with it for an hour, looks normal after þat ;P
þ is fugly sorry.If u wanna use something use the glorious Δ - δ , aka delta.its goodlooking,stronk and ancient.
>Fugly
There's this thing, called an "O-pin-ion", it's a shocking social concept encompassing the ideal that each and every human has their own views on specific subjects.
>Δ - δ
Those are Greek. The introduction of Þorn is, among other goals, to keep English an Anglo language, with as little influence from other languages as possible. Having Greek letters would destroy this goal.
þ is fugly sorry.If u wanna use something use the glorious Δ - δ , aka delta.its goodlooking,stronk and ancient.
>Fugly
There's this thing, called an "O-pin-ion", it's a shocking social concept encompassing the ideal that each and every human has their own views on specific subjects.
>Δ - δ
Those are Greek. The introduction of Þorn is, among other goals, to keep English an Anglo language, with as little influence from other languages as possible. Having Greek letters would destroy this goal.
>Goodlooking
Yes, in my fucking equations.
>Stronk
kek
>Ancient
As are Runes, such as the Þ.
keep english anglo language...lol did u went to school?half of english words are greek anyway so who cares.
anyway my opinion is Δ is stronk, Þ is fugly and weak.sorrythx
þ is fugly sorry.If u wanna use something use the glorious Δ - δ , aka delta.its goodlooking,stronk and ancient.
>Fugly
There's this thing, called an "O-pin-ion", it's a shocking social concept encompassing the ideal that each and every human has their own views on specific subjects.
>Δ - δ
Those are Greek. The introduction of Þorn is, among other goals, to keep English an Anglo language, with as little influence from other languages as possible. Having Greek letters would destroy this goal.
>Goodlooking
Yes, in my fucking equations.
>Stronk
kek
>Ancient
As are Runes, such as the Þ.
keep english anglo language...lol did u went to school?half of english words are greek anyway so who cares.
anyway my opinion is Δ is stronk, Þ is fugly and weak.sorrythx
Before you losingly attempt to lecture me on the history of the English language, know that I do indeed already know it's history, and furthermore wish to see it re-anglified, which is extremely obvious in every manner. Your attempts to also seem cute and funny are only fodder to your otherwise lost argument. Cheers.
þ is fugly sorry.If u wanna use something use the glorious Δ - δ , aka delta.its goodlooking,stronk and ancient.
>Fugly
There's this thing, called an "O-pin-ion", it's a shocking social concept encompassing the ideal that each and every human has their own views on specific subjects.
>Δ - δ
Those are Greek. The introduction of Þorn is, among other goals, to keep English an Anglo language, with as little influence from other languages as possible. Having Greek letters would destroy this goal.
>Goodlooking
Yes, in my fucking equations.
>Stronk
kek
>Ancient
As are Runes, such as the Þ.
keep english anglo language...lol did u went to school?half of english words are greek anyway so who cares.
anyway my opinion is Δ is stronk, Þ is fugly and weak.sorrythx
Before you losingly attempt to lecture me on the history of the English language, know that I do indeed already know it's history, and furthermore wish to see it re-anglified, which is extremely obvious in every manner. Your attempts to also seem cute and funny are only fodder to your otherwise lost argument. Cheers.
why you being mean to me i just stated my opinion.Cheer up.I will give you a present here pick one of these <3
i just stated my opinion.Cheer up.I will give you a present here pick one of these <3
