We still have both sounds, but we use the letters 'th' for both.
The Y was because the continental printing presses did not have þ and ð. So no, Y does not represent 'th'.
We still have both sounds, but we use the letters 'th' for both.
The Y was because the continental printing presses did not have þ and ð. So no, Y does not represent 'th'.
Based on her inspection of his birth certificate and Social Security card, Riggans said she found no probable cause for the charge….the state prosecutor insisted the court lacked jurisdiction over Lopez-Gomez’s release because ICE had formally asked the jail to hold him
Based on her inspection of his birth certificate and Social Security card, Riggans said she found no probable cause for the charge….the state prosecutor insisted the court lacked jurisdiction over Lopez-Gomez’s release because ICE had formally asked the jail to hold him