>His language has special snowflake letters

>>76034553
Your language has those stupid sounds anyway, it just chooses nornal letters to represent them instead of letting those stand for normal sounds

>>76034553
>he speaks the language of his former colonial overlord

>>76034675
weren't your overlords like Mongolian or something

bábätko

>>76034553
>whining about proper letters such as Ä and Ö
>using shitty letters such as C, G, Q, W, Z, X and B. We Finns tried using those for a few years when our written language was new and wasn't yet uniform but soon stopped using them
Åh, is thät sö?

>>76034553
>not having the letter õ in your language
It's pronounce it like the first sound of the English word "open"

>>76034553
ⵏⴰⵏⴷⴰⵜⵄⵓ ⴷⴻⵙⵓ ⴷⴻⵙⵓ ⴼⵉⵜⴻ ⵎⴻ ⴱⵉⵜⵛⵀ

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>He using latin alphabet for his not romance language

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>>76034633
He tried to fix it.

English used to have several snowflake letters

þ, Ȝ, æ, ð, ƿ

>>76035155
you wæt mæt

>>76035155
þe fuk u talkin bout

>>76035155
maybe bringing some of those back could help non-anglos distinguish between voiced and unvoiced th

>>76034793
>Finns
>criticising anyones language
WEW
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>>76035052
I think that Belarus should be marked like Serbia because Belarusian also has its optional Latin alphabet.