Re: CHAT: A sample of my newborn conlang

Karapcik, Mike scripsit:

> | IIRC there is some non-Slavic language with /T/ and /D/, but I
> | forget what they use.
>
>         If you mean the "hard-th" (theta) and "soft-th" (thelta), it's
> Icelandic.
I do, but I was referring to a language written in the Cyrillic
alphabet.

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