I find the two English alphabets 'i' and 'j' rather amusing. They are the only one's with a dot over them. Two of the 3 alphabets (besides 't', ummm... maybe 'f' too) where one needs to lift the pen to complete it. What wheels must have churned in the heads of the alphabet-creators to decide on their appearance? Or is it that 'i' also stands for 'me' and hence looks like a person with a head on top? Whatever... just a silly thought...
Lion sleeps tonight
5 years ago
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Or you can be like me and decide that as no other alphabet resembles 'i' and 'j' without the dots, it is not necessary to dot them for comprehension :) Now that you have passed school, no one will scream and rave about this...
what do u feel about 'Q'
ever tried to communicate in British Signs?
:-).
I have no qualms regarding Q. It is continuous. One doesn't need to lift the pen to complete it :-)
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