2009/9/23 Pengalanty <[email protected]>: > In German f is represents a double s (ss) (I don't know if this makes sense > to everybody but it may be an interesting point??? ~Allan~
No. I don't know whether something of what you meant to type has gone missing, but as it stands this is incorrect. The single s is represented in traditional German script by something which is similar to our f. The double s *after a long vowel* is called esszet and is represented by a character which similar to our upper case B with a tail. -- Bob
