Why don't Ukrainians simply write the word люди as лйуди?
I know the question doesn't make sense, but I'll ask it anyway.
Have you ever contacted a seller on classifieds whose ad was in very bad German or who contacted you in very bad and possibly even rude German, and still had a very good selling/buying experience because you responded anyway? Have you ever had a very bad buying/selling experience, even if the seller spoke perfect, polite…
1 To compliment someone on sth 2 To compliment someone on sth If both are true, what is the difference?
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In Russian it is also written
[ˈljʉdjḥ]
in the Cyrillic Scripture you can represent “yes” and “ju” by the simple letters я and ю. So you make it a little easier (instead of using 2 letters).
Why would you write it like that? Wouldn’t be funny.
If you were trying to say that, it would sound like a German who tried to speak люди and does not manage.
Besides, that would look just like the word so wrong and weird.
Unlogical question. So you can ask why certain German words are written as they are written.
Because the first spelling – for whatever reason – has just prevailed. In addition, if the Ukrainian form of the Cyrillic has a letter like the ю – why should it not use it?
You use it and that very often and to be honest, the ю is the most absorbent ligature throughout the Cyrillic alphabet
The 1. spelling has been successful and logically enforced.
The question makes great sense!!! It is even very good that you have put them at all.
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