I've read that Romanian doesn't have the letter k in their language. There were 2 other letters I saw that they don't have either but I forgot what those were
Fun fact; there is no such letter in Romanian. Some languages will exclude letters we are used to, like Turkish which excludes X, Q, and W, and others will include letters we are not familiar with, like German which includes the letter "eszett," written ẞ. Romanian does not use the letter K. Instead, C and H are combined to create the sound. It's funny; it's the opposite of what we do in English - by default, the letter C in Romanian makes the sound we recognize as CH. A fun little story; when my great grandfather moved from Russia to Romania, he had to localize his name because in russia, they use the Cyrillic alphabet. Had he moved here, he probably would have called himself Mr. "Kishinevski," but because he was in Romania where the letter K does not exist, he became Mr. "Chishinevschi."
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I've read that Romanian doesn't have the letter k in their language. There were 2 other letters I saw that they don't have either but I forgot what those were
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Fun fact; there is no such letter in Romanian. Some languages will exclude letters we are used to, like Turkish which excludes X, Q, and W, and others will include letters we are not familiar with, like German which includes the letter "eszett," written ẞ. Romanian does not use the letter K. Instead, C and H are combined to create the sound. It's funny; it's the opposite of what we do in English - by default, the letter C in Romanian makes the sound we recognize as CH.
A fun little story; when my great grandfather moved from Russia to Romania, he had to localize his name because in russia, they use the Cyrillic alphabet. Had he moved here, he probably would have called himself Mr. "Kishinevski," but because he was in Romania where the letter K does not exist, he became Mr. "Chishinevschi."