top | item 45457084 (no title) shemtay | 5 months ago Words of Latin origin are identifiable at a glance, and homonymic collisions are thereby avoided-- Caeser, seizer of the day discuss order hn newest user982|5 months ago "Caesar" was pronounced in Latin with a hard C, which is preserved in German ("Kaiser"). magarnicle|5 months ago And v is pronounced like w, but people look at you funny if you pronounce vice versa "wikay wersa". load replies (1)
user982|5 months ago "Caesar" was pronounced in Latin with a hard C, which is preserved in German ("Kaiser"). magarnicle|5 months ago And v is pronounced like w, but people look at you funny if you pronounce vice versa "wikay wersa". load replies (1)
magarnicle|5 months ago And v is pronounced like w, but people look at you funny if you pronounce vice versa "wikay wersa". load replies (1)
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magarnicle|5 months ago