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[Legate of Amon Lanc]

Originally Posted by Nogrod

"ph" is Greek original, "f" is English (or is it just American?).

Ancient Greek? I can't remember "ph" nor "h" being in the old Greek alphabet, but F is there for certain.

Originally Posted by Isabellkya

Legate.
What else do you expect me to do while I catch up on the missed material? Simply read it, and act like it was never spoken? xD

No, of course you may agree on what's been said if you do agree, that's certain. However, don't you have any contributive thoughts of your own? After you spend the time with reading all that's been posted, don't you have anything else to add?

[Eönwë]

Originally Posted by Legate of Amon Lanc

Ancient Greek? I can't remember "ph" nor "h" being in the old Greek alphabet, but F is there for certain.

I think he's referring to the letter "Phi", which we transliterate as "ph" (making the "f" sound), though it may have been pronounced as "ph"(as opposed to "f") in ancient (classical) times.

Anyway, this is no time for philology...