2004-07-14T19:20:35+03:00 Peter Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For in Russian these dots are considered highly optional, and
e with dots (pronounced o or yo - a spelling rule prescribes this
instead of o after certain letters when stressed) is not a separate
letter of the alphabet (contrast i
Hello,
2004-07-13T13:57:37+03:00 Peter Kirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the original Russian, the two dots would appear over the Cyrillic e
only in rather specialised circumstances or in texts marked up
beginners.
Correct. Some people however would like to change that (i.e. so that
the dots
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