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[Odon]

Well I learned something new from this thread, my work here is done.

[quannum]

i haven't finished reading the alphabet, thanks for spoiling it for me

[Chun Liroy]

I had to learn the spanish alphabet for this thing I was goin to do then I quit.

Ah bay say day ey effe hey atche eee hota kah ellay ellyah emmay ennay ennyay oh peh coo erray errrrrray essay tay ooo vay do-blay ve eckies i-gri-ay-ga zeta

[Sera]

You forgot ñ

[Howie Roary]

ß

[Chun Liroy]

You forgot ñ

if@me, no i didn't.

[Conrad]

I thought rr and ll were removed from the spanish alphabet
that's what I learned in spanish class, at least

[Conrad]

I was correct.

There are three digraphs: ⟨ch⟩ (che / ce hache), ⟨ll⟩ (elle / doble ele) and ⟨rr⟩ (doble erre).[2] While che and elle were formerly considered separate letters,[1] the tenth congress of the Association of Spanish Language Academies agreed to alphabetize ⟨ch⟩ and ⟨ll⟩ as ordinary pairs of letters in the dictionary by request of UNESCO and other international organizations. Thus ⟨ch⟩ now comes between ⟨cg⟩ and ⟨ci⟩, instead of being alphabetized between ⟨c⟩ and ⟨d⟩ as was formerly done.[3] Despite their former status as separate letters of the alphabet, ⟨ch⟩, ⟨ll⟩, and ⟨rr⟩ have always been correctly capitalized as two Latin letters. The word chillón in a text written in all caps is CHILLÓN, not *ChILlÓN, and if it is the first word of a sentence, it is written Chillón, not *CHillón. Sometimes one finds lifts (elevators) with buttons marked *LLamar, but this double capitalization has always been incorrect according to RAE rules.

[Odon]

FUCK YOU QALBERT YOU CHEATING FAT FUCK I'M GOING TO RAPE YOU WITH A CACTUS

[Mertron]

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HAHA THIS GUY DOESNT KNOW THE ALPHABETS

[Sera]

if@me, no i didn't.

no odon. not you

[Odon]

big whoop

[Odon]

wanna fight about it

[Odon]

because i will not fight you

[Odon]

so we're going to have to agree to disagree.

[Greatguardian]

I thought rr and ll were removed from the spanish alphabet
that's what I learned in spanish class, at least

depends on if you're learning spanish or one of the billion dialects spoken in the united states that people call spanish but really aren't like tejano and mestizo.

[Sera]

no i don't

[Sera]

why would I fight about that?

[Odon]

because this is the internet and we argue about anything

[Blarg]

we argue about almost everything, it would be impossible to argue about everything