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trema in most languages is close to umlaut, in spanish it is crema why not standarize the spelling?
Answers: 2 Views: 352 Rating: 0 Posted: 14 years ago
I made the question. English is a language regulated by an Academy. French and Spanish are. New words are made as the need arises, old words fade away. The Royal Academy and its Affiliate Academies around the world, are making a superhuman effort to make Spanish intelligible to all Spanish speaking communities wherever their locations: Los Angeles, Miami, New York as well as Mexico, Chile, Peru, The Philippines and other communities. So far so good, but if you look at it from the point of view of scientists, manufactures, financiers, writers, etc. international it is not such a good idea. Most of the countries using modified versions of the Latin Alphabets. They make the effort no to deviate from the Latin and even the Greek sources, when it is possible. Why Fil?sofo, autoridad, armon?a, cl?sico, Auditorio, estadio! Why not philosopho, authoridad, harmonia, classico,Auditorium. Stadium?
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