Comment by Evil on Slavic languages
Obie formy są poprawne, lecz zależeć to będzie od przyjętej formy mianownika: "tata" lub "tato", zaiste podlegają odmianie zgodnej z końcówką (jak "mama" lub "auto").
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No, those are separate characters. It also follows the definition of digraph, where pairs of letters are used to denote phoneme.
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Quite broad, also there are lots of words that are pronounced (and even written) the same way, but the meaning is very different. There are the exact duplicates, but the rest... Take the word "prasa"...
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In polish language names starts from capital letter, always.
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We introduced Latin alphabet in 966, the first know Cyryllic alphabet was in Bulgaria in 943, introduced to other countries about century later. Cyryllic is Eastern / Southern Slavic while extended...
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