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[marigoldthe2st]

[fitzroys-lost-liferoad]

I haþ acquired þe icelandic keyboard!!! Þis is great!!! I will be typing solely uding þorn (þ) now.

Þey even have ð/Ð and æ/Æ and ö/Ö!! Þis is fantadtic.

I am wondering if I should use þe english phonetic alphabet in order to accurately ude ð and þ, since in the epa þey boþ make þe 'th' sound just slightly differently. Wiþ ð being used for þe softer 'th's and þ for þe harder ones, such as 'the' becoming þe and 'this' becoming ðis.

However, I am not sure how þese would be pronounced in icelanding, merely what þey symbolise in þe epa.

I underestimated how nice it is to have þorn lying around. It's such a useful letter

[pikachupirate]

finally made myself sleepy daydreaming

i’m glad i called out tomorrow

[marigoldthe2st]

[agentcookywise]

6'3" tgirl in the 1600s call that a heighþon

[nightf1sh]

I'm going to start using the letter "þorn" in casual conversation, because every time I need to make the "þ" sound it reduces þe number of characters by one.

[autopygmalion]

[88haki]

To any þorn users: you can also use θ or capitalized Θ. Also, it isn't "þis" or "þat" it's "ðis" or "ðat".