When did V break off and form its own letter? What does U have to do with it? Why does everyone confuse these letters?
The Romans said W for V but wrote V instead of U. The Germans say W like V and call it double-V, while the English say double-U but write two V's and say something unlike either U or V. And the Italians abstained from using W at all, maybe because they realized how silly the Romans sounded saying weni instead of veni when it plainly said veni. It's a fucking mess.
The Romans said W for V but wrote V instead of U. The Germans say W like V and call it double-V, while the English say double-U but write two V's and say something unlike either U or V. And the Italians abstained from using W at all, maybe because they realized how silly the Romans sounded saying weni instead of veni when it plainly said veni. It's a fucking mess.
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