15-09-2016, 05:57 AM
Emma,
indeed, e (e) is generally rare in A pages, but it 'starts to appear' (if one may say that) in the pharmaceutical pages which are still considered A language. Here is is often seen in the combination eo (eo) for example cheol.
indeed, e (e) is generally rare in A pages, but it 'starts to appear' (if one may say that) in the pharmaceutical pages which are still considered A language. Here is is often seen in the combination eo (eo) for example cheol.