Pray tell, I hear you ask through the informational highway. Not really, but I've upped the suspense with another sentence, and that makes me giggle. Well, hang on to your chairs, here comes!
Þ
uhm yes. Þ.
It is called "Thorn" and it's anlgo-saxon-icelandic and used in rhunic times right up until this day. Isn't that a wonderful thing?
It has the sound of either a Voiceless dental fricative, like th as in the English word thick, or a voiced dental fricative, like th as in the English word the.
And you know what? I actually know what they mean by that. Who would've thought that particular course would ever come in handy?
A slightly more knowledgeable me says Hi. Goodnight!
