>>The Quebec rs lack the extra leg, so that they're very similar to a block
>>r. This make it very difficult to read for those used to the extra leg,
>>particularly in combinations like rn, which can look a lot like m.
>
>I was about to reply that to Tristan about his remark on the r.
I first encountered this "r" two decades ago when I began corresponding with
a Frenchman near Nice. Took me a while to get used to it.
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