>His language doesn't even have its own letters

>Calling edited latin letter yours

Ññ
Çç

what are yours, cuck?

>>70333873
öÖ
äÄ
åÅ

>>70333838
ض only exists in arabic

>his language took letters from another language

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>>70333838
>his language doesnt even have its own alphabet

>>70333940
>cyrillic
>russian

>>70333910
I think he is talking about writting systems, without realizing Swedish is also cucked by the Latin alphabet

>>70333940
Sure we have:
ᛖᛗᛁᛚ ᚹᛁᛚᚲᛖ

>>70333838
死ねよ白豚

>>70333873
We share ç with the French, Catalan and Turk though
Also tell me a Spanish word that uses ç, can't remember one

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>>70333953
Considered second space language, after USSR.
>>70333995
Then why are you widely using Jewish Latin?

>>70334006
これ

>>70334029
Idk, maybe the pope forced us or something

>>70333902
those are not letters you moron.
I have the accents aswell.

äÄëËïÏöÖüÜ

I think you're retarded.

>but ñ is just an n with a thing
both ñ and ç are different characters from n and c and it's not a thing that you can add to the existing letters.

>>70334064
ß doe is nice

>>70334064
We have 3 more letters in our alphabet and all of them make distinct sounds, that qualifies as letters from what i know

>>70333838
>Ü
>İ
>Ş
>Ö
>Ğ
are other countries even trying?

>>70334164
yeah, you're good.

>>70334179
you're not though

guys look I have a "unique" letter: á

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>>70334230
It's counted as letters just like your modified letters are considered as letters, this is the swedish alphabet, hope It's enough proof

>>70334292
>Slut!

rude

>>70334064
it's considered a separate letter

also many languages has åäö

These 4 letters are just digraphs compressed into a letter: Я, Ё, E, Ю. There is no word where you genuinely need these letters.

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>>70333838
It does though

>>70336538
>Latin alphabet
>LATIN

>>70336583
delet this

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>>70334064
Uhmm Ö Ä and Å have very distinctive pronounciations, well apart from Å which is just prolonged O

is ij allowed?

>>70336673
just use a normal fucking A or O theres no need to complicate things

>>70334222
Turkish is 50% ü anyway
>Gülü mülü ülkü vülkü

ânyône êlsê ûsês thîs âccênt ?

>>70336728
>ash nazg durbatulûk, ash nazg gimbatul,
>ash nazg thrakatulûk, agh burzum-ishi krimpatul.

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>>70336538
>the Irish just made a font and called it a new alphabet

Čč Šš Žž

All in latin

>>70336723
We don't use å unless we speak swedish. It's not native to finnish.

>>70336734
Mostly in French loan words, such as "gênant"

You are welcome, fellow slavs.

>>70336781
Does Å in finnish have a different pronounciation than in swedish?

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>>70333969
>expecting sweden to ever be self aware

>>70336781
ite kyl sanon aina håmå

You're welcome for the latin alphabet, btw.

>>70336826
It's taught us in the finlandssvensk dialect. It's like a long O essentially oo or oou, like ooland=Åland

>>70336760
Well there's no k, q, v, x, y, z. And à, é, í, ó, ú were added, and their all written differently. It meets the criteria of being its own alphabet

>>70336723
>just use a normal fucking A or O
That's not how it works. Å, Ä, and Ö have distinct, different pronunciations and they can't just be replaced with a "normal" letter.
Removing ä from a word like särskilt (particular) would be like asking an English speaker to stop using U's in their words.
>why put u's in your words, if you want to say "you" you can just say it like joo, if you want to say wonderful you can just say wonderfool

>>70333838
Š Ž Ć Č Đ

うぃぃぃぃぃぃぃぃっぃいぃぃぃぃぃいぃぃいぃ

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>>70336721
Ofcourse is the ij allowed. IJ is needed to spel a lot of things. But we use American keyboards and that's why we type it as ij and not as ij.

>>70334292
för helvete we have sames

>>70333940
>Russian
>its own alphabet
Ayo hol up now

>his language alphabet comes from a semitic abjad descending from egyptian hieroglyphs

>>70337129
>Uses american keyboard
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!1!!!!1!111!!!!!!!

>>70333333
Æ

>>70337271
>1/8 norwegian

>>70337261
IBM made a Dutch version. It had an ß on it. We go on international mode since then.

>>70334024
maçaço

>>70337342
Does dutch have the ß letter?

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>cucks in this thread who think having two dots above O or a line above U counts

>>70337437
It's a different letter, the whole alphabet isn't different but there is no letter in the latin alphabet that sounds like ä or ö.

>>70337244
What's the problem?

https://bg.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%93%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%B6%D0%B4%D0%B0%D0%BD%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%B8_%D1%88%D1%80%D0%B8%D1%84%D1%82

>>70337401
No. You can do much more with the US-international version then the Dutch version. But if you are new to computers and set everything in your windows system to Dutch, you're going to have a bad time typing.

>>70336924
Ä is pronounced AE tho tbf

>>70337319
No... don't say that to me.

>>70337488
It says right there it's just a modification of Cyrillic

>>70337517
No, it isn't.

>>70337517
No it isn't.

>>70337517
No it's not lol.

>>70337570
>>70337575
It is
t. German pro

>>70337522
Why did you post æ then? As if you were trying to prove a point
>>70337517
No, It's pronounced like saying the 2 letters at the same time if that makes sense

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>>70337545
And Cyrillic itself is a modification of the ancient Greek alphabet. So what?

>>70337603
You fucking autist we don't pronounce it like germans do.

>>70337606
It's Anglo you fucking saxon bastards.

>ä ö has their individual sounds and sound nothing like the normal letters

No shit, that's how accents works, you fucking retards.

>>70337620
You're thinking of Glagolitic

>>70337603
We don't speak German now do we, Hans?

>>70337603
They don't sound like each other at all.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0KdqUjwmuG3 just read the bit from your post claiming they sound the same

>>70337649
Why don't they use it today then??

ĂÎÂŞȚ Check mate suckers

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>>70337652
>Glagolitic
???

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>>70337650
>his monkey brain can't fathom that an individual letter resembles another letter when written
>calls others retards

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>tfw two extra letters that are unique symbols
>tfw one of them is banned on 4chan
fuck you moot

>>70337700
It doesn't resemble, it is the same letter with an accent, you stupid mongoloid. Èéêëēėūúùüûìīíïîõōóòöôàáâäã
Check out all these different, individualistic letters, cunt. Ain't it amazing?

>>70337685
Because we have no need for it anymore.

>>70336924
>why put u's in your words, if you want to say "you" you can just say it like joo, if you want to say wonderful you can just say wonderfool
Thats not a bad idea tho

>>70333838
Ã

>>70337929
>The letter Ä occurs as an independent letter in the Swedish, Finnish, Skolt Sami, Karelian, Estonian, Luxembourgish, North Frisian, German, Saterlandic, Emiliano-Romagnolo, Rotuman, French, Slovak, Tatar, Gagauz, and Turkmen alphabets, where it represents a vowel sound.

When do you monkeys learn to kill yourselfs?

>>70337929
No, they are distinct letters in many languages

>>70338032
French? I didn't know that

>>70338032
>monkeys
>learning anything

한글

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>>70337929
>E is just an I with 3 lines at the end to indicate it's an accented I

>>70338032
The day you learn how the structure of a language works, snownigger.

>>70338103
>>70337929
>>70337650
>he speaks nigger portuguese

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>language doesn't have a letter-with-diacritic used only for a single word

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>>70338103
Well you certainly don't. But keep on going your autistic sperging means fucking nothign since the letter is an independent one and classified as such. ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ

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>>70338103
>has no argument
>still posts

W-what about us?

>Ą
>Ę
>Ł
>Ż

Ä and Ö make written Finnish pretty ugly. Thanks Swedefags.

>>70338156
My argument is that just because you can add an accent on top of a letter and call it a new letter it doesn't mean it's any less retard.
You're still using latin alphabet, that ain't no letter.

>>70338201
Arii yoouni suriipi it dääs?

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>>70338242
>has no argument
>still posts

>>70338276

>rääkkääkkään

This kind of monstrosity isn't an innate flaw in Finnish, just incompatibility with the Nordic variant of the Latin alpahbet. It might look beautiful if it was written in some other way.

>>70338201
>>70338347

Ä ja Ö on paljon kaunis Suomeksi

>>70337685
Brits do, encyclopædia, pædophile, mediæval

>>70338242
My god you're retarded

ÅÄÖ are letter because we say they are letters. You're just stuck on their appearance and believe all languages have the same rules

>>70338387
I know they are letters, dumbass. I'm roasting Jamal for boasting such unoriginal basic characters as if they are really unique, when it still acts like an accented letter on all accounts.
I'm not disputing it's official status as a letter.

ๆไำพะััีรยนบลงวสา่้เดกหฟผปแอิืทมใๅ/_ภถุึคตจขจตค๑๒๓๔ู๕๖๗๘
thailand ^
cambodia
laos
burma

all have thier own alphabets. burmese is the prettiest if you like circles

well we had Þ which effectively still exists, just represented by th now instead

although icelandic still uses it so i guess it's irrelevant to the thread anyway

>>70338368
>only knows about ⟨æ⟩
>doesn't know about beautiful ⟨ð⟩, ⟨þ⟩, and ⟨ƿ⟩.

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if you can't read this you are literally retarded

isn't it pretty!

>>70338480

What about C? Isn't it pointless in every single language as it's always just S or K?

>>70338480
>I'm not disputing it's official status as a letter.

You've claimed they're not letters several times

>>70338558
Show boypussy

>>70333838
ßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßßß

ẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞẞ

>>70337245
>His written language is mutually unintellegible with the spoken language

>>70338632

im sorry but did brazil just make a tranny joke?
talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

>>70337517
<ä> is pronounced differently in different languages and it is only there because of the historical and morphological principles of spelling in German. It represents the same sound as <e> does.

>>70338675
What did you mean by this?

>>70338103
>monkey doesn't understand how any language except his own works
>assumes all other languages work the same way
You should stop embarrassing yourself already. Stop trying to argue with your subpar knowledge, because it's obvious to everyone that you don't know shit.

>>70338571
C actually sounds a lot differently from S.

>>70338858

Nope unless it means something like /sh/ in your language.

>>70338807
One of my professors claims that written and spoken French are indeed separate languages because some inflections are marked in written language, but not in speech. And the French orthography is one of the deepest of all languages in the world.

>>70338688
I actually want a thai boypussy and br traps are gross

>>70338858
How is <c> pronounced in Brazilian Portuguese and how is it different from <s> and <ç>?

>>70338901
Do you pronounce cim and sim the same?

>>70339049
C only occurs in loanwords in Finnish so the question is redundant.

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>latincucks boasting about how unique their """""""languages""""""" are

>>70339016
Ca = Ka
Ce = Se
Ci = Si
Co = Ko
Cu = Ku

>>70339100
So why not just use K or S instead?

>>70339077
>He has to revitalize a dead language so his "chosen" people can feel relevant

>>70339118
S=Z sometimes and literally no portuguese word has K, its there for historical reasons

>>70339016
I would need vocaroo to properly answer you. Ain't gonna tho.

>>70339269
Learn IPA

>>70333838
It's nothing to be proud about though

>>70338540
We don't still use those ones though. Modern English and Old English aren't the same language.

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>>70333838
>Áá Éé Íí Óó Úú
>Ü ü
>Ñ ñ
>Ll ll