From: "Michael Everson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>At 22:37 +0100 2004-01-03, Philippe Verdy wrote:
>Note that a fundamental property of character identity is its most common >classification as a vowel, consonnant, or semi-vowel.
That isn't true. The letter "v" is a vowel in Cherokee, a consonant in Czech, and (often) a semivowel in Danish.
Also: what are you demonstrating here?
That the fundamental property of character identity of the letter "v" is NOT its use as a consonant, as a vowel, or as a semi-vowel.
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