Re: Questions and Impressions of Basque

Philip Newton scripsit:

> IIRC, Ukrainian has [g] only in onomatopoeia and some loanwords, and
> uses (used?) a special letter (g-with-upturn) for this, which was
> abolished (when it became part of the USSR?),
By Stalin, rather, as part of his russification of the USSR.

> though some are trying to reintroduce it.
I think that it is in fact reintroduced, at least in print.

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