@theorytoe People who get off to Roman Empire often do that because U didn't exist in Latin, V was used where U is used nowadays 🤷
@theorytoe Yeah, something like that — used as both, as a consonant and as a wovel, also I was used in place of J IIRC 🤔
so a word like Jesu would be 'Yaysoo'
i was a thing actually, but also theres ī which sounded like 'ee' and i was just 'ieh' (not eye, that was reserved for ae)
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J is still used that way in several European languages, in Czech, even in German, probably Polish too. In Spanish and related languages, Jesus is Khesoos I think.
They didn't standardize it early on so everyone just made this stuff up 😂
@theorytoe Yep. I even tried learning Latin, but the book I had wasn't very good and it was long time ago so I don't remember a thing now 😅
@theorytoe Huh, you're full of surprises 😁
It's still has uses nowadays, I think those who study law and medical doctors to be still study it at the college.
literally half the grammar concepts are lifted entirely 1:1
but hey latin isnt as awful is english