l couId be switching my Iowercase "L"s for capital "i"s and you wouIdn't even be abIe to teII the difference (in your cunt)
L couId be switching my Iowercase "L"s for capital "i"s and you wouIdn't even be abIe to teII the difference (in your...
Ryan Phillips
Josiah Flores
But I can. And you did
Brody Allen
l can teII
Ethan Hernandez
How can you teII?
Colton Diaz
I can write a vowel and you won't even know if I mean a wide or narrow one
Nicholas Morgan
>he has grammatical rules that don't visually affect the written text
Lmao languagelet
Gavin Lopez
The danish alphabet doesn't have uppercase l's
Xavier Nelson
Its the same alphabet as ours, no?
Bentley Taylor
Languagelets are people who need help to know how a word is supposed to be pronounced
Ryder Phillips
I got custom styles on my browser that make fonts more readable and l vs I more distinguishable
Jason Myers
Not exactly. It works a little differently and we have ÆæØøÅå.
Josiah Hughes
WAiT, WHAT???
Anthony Myers
>Ææ
Apart from that, I'm willing to bet all of those sound the same as ÔôÂâ(or ÕõÃã)
Ryder Ortiz
I don't speak portugese so I can't confirm or deny that.
It's pronounced sort of like Ä and Ö. Not sure how to explain Å.
Dylan Morgan
Capital l is longer than lowercase I
Dominic Hall
>IlIiad
Now point out which of the first three letters is not what it seems (or if they're all like they're supposed to)
Daniel Cooper
First letter is capital l because I don't think any language is retarded enough to use three trailing I's for a word, the second and third are lowercase I's. As for the the word you posted, the middle one seems off and slightly shorter, so it's lowercase I for sure.
Alexander Reed
i did that with lreland
Oliver Thompson
l I
I l
l I
l I
wtf bros hes right
Carter Butler
The guess is correct but the middle one is taller not shorter
Gavin Martin
>he doesn't override and set every font to Lucida Console regular
Isaac Lopez
>he doesn't even NewTimesRomanmaxx
NGMI
Nicholas Reyes
Porra João.
Copia o a letra, cola ela, escreve as duas uma ao lado da outra, o I maiúsculo é menor que o L minúsculo.
Brandon Sanchez
>IIII
Two of those are lower Ls and the others are upper is, none is taller than the rest