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"I'm more working class than you are!" "Are not!"
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"I'm more working class than you are!" "Are not!"
"David Alaba once told me: 'My dream is still to play in Barcelona one day'. Then I said to him: 'Do you want to negotiate with the president or with the insolvency administrator? Barca is no longer the role model for us." - Uli Hoeneß.
How did you type a Scharfes ‘s’?"David Alaba once told me: 'My dream is still to play in Barcelona one day'. Then I said to him: 'Do you want to negotiate with the president or with the insolvency administrator? Barca is no longer the role model for us." - Uli Hoeneß.
Are you taking the piß?
Bastards. How do you do that?
Bet you can’t do the olde English “s”
Bet you can’t do the olde English “s”
I remember when he did this regularly for us. Once a season, regular as clockwork.
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ʃBastards. How do you do that?
Bet you can’t do the olde English “s”
You can do it on most phones, but I was just nicking it by searching for Scharfes s and copying and pasting it!
Is their any truth in the idea that the olde english 's' often got mixed up with or misread as an 'f', causing multiple changes in pronunciation further down the line?
I.e the correct pronunciation of Spurs is actually " @Spurf ".
That is a joke in the Vicar of Dibley. A reading is made with all the S turned into F - until they have to dive in before the reader got to Succour