26-05-2023, 01:37 PM
OK, let's turn an "ad" into an "at".
I would certainly agree with you, but when I go through the old books, I also notice that both are present.
One pronounces it hard, the other rather soft. That's what makes the difference in the t/d application. Today that is certainly no longer possible. But what was it like around 1400 and, above all, where?
Latin and german. Item or Idem ?
I would certainly agree with you, but when I go through the old books, I also notice that both are present.
One pronounces it hard, the other rather soft. That's what makes the difference in the t/d application. Today that is certainly no longer possible. But what was it like around 1400 and, above all, where?
Latin and german. Item or Idem ?