Edniwung fram 05:31, 29 Gēolmōnaþ 2016 adiht Wario Toad 32 (motung \| forðunga) 14 edits →‎Grammar: new section ← Yldre adihtung		Edniwung fram 14:25, 12 Solmonaþ 2018 adiht undo Birdofadozentides (motung \| forðunga) 2,838 edits No edit summary Niwre adihtung →
Líne 552: I could translate into Old English when I comes to words but my grammar isn't very good so I might need someone to correct my grammar. == Answer from Birdofadozentides == I don't know if you saw my answer on my page, so I'll write it here too I know about Ȝogh and I've never put it in the texts here, all I did was getting rid of w. I was thinking about using Insular G (ᵹ) that is available, but I didn't. I'm glad you have this option but honestly I failed to find it, guess it's only me. The fact that 'w' is used in most of academic textsinstesd of Ƿynn is unfair, I don't see why Ƿynn is not supposed to be used in Old English texts. Yes, u and uu were also used, but Ƿynn was the letter of Old English alphabet and using it more than natuaral. I guess I won't be wrong if I say that almost all (if not all) modern Old English textbooks and programms are using 'w', as if Ƿynn would make text absolutely impossible to read. People just have to remember how Ƿynn looks like and become accustomed to it. 'P' and Ƿynn are written differently, epesially in electronic versions. So you want me to stop changing orthography, right? And otherwise all my edits will reverted. Maybe we can agree about that? Maybe thare are some pages you absolutly don't want me change, and other pages could be changed? Some things like titles and some tablets I can't change anyway. Perhaps Modern English names written in Old English are not supposed to be changed, but I thought it'd be alright since they're written in Old English. I'd love to find this option you are talking about,but I can't find it, I don't know why. --[[Brūcend:Birdofadozentides\|Birdofadozentides]] ([[Brūcendmōtung:Birdofadozentides\|mōtung]]) 14:24, 12 Solmōnaþ 2018 (UTC)

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