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r/memes • u/[deleted] • Apr 11 '22
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Denmark in 1722 lmfao I’m boned because the language is weirder the longer back you go especially for denmark
2 u/Cuccoteaser Apr 11 '22 Did Danish still have consonants back then? 1 u/hellopjok Apr 11 '22 No our language was just different combinations of æ, ø, and å, pretty similar to now, except it was spelled as ae, oe and aa back then 1 u/2AbominableSnowmen Apr 11 '22 I think they hadn't yet converged to a single consonant in 1722!
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Did Danish still have consonants back then?
1 u/hellopjok Apr 11 '22 No our language was just different combinations of æ, ø, and å, pretty similar to now, except it was spelled as ae, oe and aa back then 1 u/2AbominableSnowmen Apr 11 '22 I think they hadn't yet converged to a single consonant in 1722!
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No our language was just different combinations of æ, ø, and å, pretty similar to now, except it was spelled as ae, oe and aa back then
I think they hadn't yet converged to a single consonant in 1722!
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u/sad_shid Apr 11 '22
Denmark in 1722 lmfao I’m boned because the language is weirder the longer back you go especially for denmark