I was about to Have Opinions about the threats the US is making to Greenland, Denmark and Europe, then realised I have nothing useful to add, so I pressed Delete.
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It upsets me that there are no umlauts in the word umlaut
@CiaraNi "eñe" is spelled with an eñe tho.
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@id1om I would like to have a word with these diacriticless diacritics
@CiaraNi
Per Macron, it's grave and acute. -
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@CiaraNi
Per Macron, it's grave and acute.@id1om It is
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@CiaraNi "eñe" is spelled with an eñe tho.
@drj Leading by example. Good on ya, eńe
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@mitradranirban @adriano @courtcan Practising what it preaches
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@datenhalde @stevegis_ssg @ChristineMalec The variations in a single letter or accent are fascinating
@CiaraNi @datenhalde @ChristineMalec
Seriously.
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I was about to Have Opinions about the threats the US is making to Greenland, Denmark and Europe, then realised I have nothing useful to add, so I pressed Delete. Instead, here's a picture I took of a bridge because it had splendid umlauts.
I love it, thanks
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@mitradranirban @adriano @courtcan Practising what it preaches
@CiaraNi @mitradranirban @adriano If interrobang‽ isn't typically spelled with the "‽," it really should be.
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@CiaraNi @mitradranirban @adriano If interrobang‽ isn't typically spelled with the "‽," it really should be.
@courtcan @CiaraNi @mitradranirban "Interrobang" honestly sounds like you're being questioned at gunpoint.
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@courtcan @ChristineMalec Lovely accessible description. Danke!
@CiaraNi @ChristineMalec Och bitte, nichts zu danken!
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@courtcan @CiaraNi @mitradranirban "Interrobang" honestly sounds like you're being questioned at gunpoint.
@adriano @CiaraNi @mitradranirban Lol, it really does
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@CiaraNi @mitradranirban @adriano If interrobang‽ isn't typically spelled with the "‽," it really should be.
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@courtcan @CiaraNi @mitradranirban "Interrobang" honestly sounds like you're being questioned at gunpoint.
@adriano Haha it does! @courtcan @mitradranirban
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I was about to Have Opinions about the threats the US is making to Greenland, Denmark and Europe, then realised I have nothing useful to add, so I pressed Delete. Instead, here's a picture I took of a bridge because it had splendid umlauts.
@CiaraNi
The culprit bridge is in the centre of Hamburg. It carries the wonderfully quaintly named street “Großer Burstah” over a canal.[cue toots about the wonderfully quaint letter ß]
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@id1om It is
@CiaraNi
C’est ça.Can rely on the French here
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@grb090423 It's a very satisfying word
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@CiaraNi
I might add:The word Mühlenbrücke (mill bridge) is also an interesting case of two silent letters in the German language, one making the preceding vowel long (h) and one that makes it short (c). In other terms: Those two ü's aren't even pronounced the same way.
@datenhalde Interesting. I hadn't thought about the silent letters
"Those two ü's aren't even pronounced the same way" - ha, German as bad as English, there
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@CiaraNi well, you can always create the diminutive with -chen, tweaking it to contain an umlaut:
Umläutchen
@datenhalde 'Umläutchen' - a little umlaut. Oh lovely. Not only does it have an umlaut but it's adorable.
