15-09-2020, 12:18 AM
One should also consider the clay relatives.
In books from the 1400s, for example, an "s" becomes a "z" quickly. A nice example is the "S" tone. Written ( dz, das, daz, datz, )
Sounds like "t/d, p/b, c/k, v/f, v/w, i/y" here you don't take it too seriously in the spelling.
In books from the 1400s, for example, an "s" becomes a "z" quickly. A nice example is the "S" tone. Written ( dz, das, daz, datz, )
Sounds like "t/d, p/b, c/k, v/f, v/w, i/y" here you don't take it too seriously in the spelling.