On 20/08/2022 13:23, Julian Bradfield wrote:
I have no axe to grind in this intra-Hellenic debate, but may I ask the
two protagonists whether they view the current American practice of both
Come, come: you mean "the protagonist and deuteragonist" !
Sir, I can only adduce the OED in my humble
> I have no axe to grind in this intra-Hellenic debate, but may I ask the
> two protagonists whether they view the current American practice of both
Come, come: you mean "the protagonist and deuteragonist" !
On 20/08/2022 12:28, Apostolos Syropoulos via XeTeX wrote:
My question is if English language speakers
learn in school why they write history and
not istory. The answer seems to be: No.
What you say is completely irrelevant. BTW,
languages evolve and brathings were
introduced for a reason that
On 2022-08-20, Apostolos Syropoulos via XeTeX wrote:
> My question is if English language speakerslearn in school why they write
> history andnot istory. The answer seems to be: No.What you say is completely
What do you expect us to learn?
The word is pronounced with /h/ and written with h-.
My question is if English language speakerslearn in school why they write
history andnot istory. The answer seems to be: No.What you say is completely
irrelevant. BTW,languages evolve and brathings were introduced for a reason
that does notexist today. So it was to eliminate breathingsfrom
