Senna Jawa
Literotica Guru
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We should write "Ubama", not "Obama".
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They do it on TV! From the moment they started to spread the news about the death.I keep seeing articles online that use "Usama" instead of "Osama." What's up with that? Do you know the reasoning behind it? I am not prepared to give up the "o."![]()
I keep seeing articles online that use "Usama" instead of "Osama." What's up with that? Do you know the reasoning behind it? I am not prepared to give up the "o."![]()
They do it on TV! From the moment they started to spread the news about the death.
C'mon, poetess--it's not that hard to figure out the reason behind the phony new orthography (and I've given a HINT after all).
Best regards,
"Osama" & "Obama" differ but for one letter. Thus someone--oh so smart--have decided to help Obama, and to add another 1-letter orthographic difference.Yeah well given that the places I saw it were all related to Rupert Murdoch, I figured that angle already--and it's not unexpected. I just foolishly thought there might be some semantic or stylistic reason for it, too. Silly me.
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But golden. Thank you.Just my 2 cents.![]()
Arabic is phonetic, thus no set spellings. Long vowels (aa, oo, uu) are written, but short ones are not always indicated. To add to the fun different areas of the middle east pronounce things differently.
Thus Bush had fun with pronouncing Saddam Hussein (SAD-DEM, if I remember correctly wrong, its sah-DAHM).
And Quadaffi- Kadahfi is a veritable creative explosion of spellings.
Just my 2 cents.![]()
But golden. Thank you.
Sinni Jiwi
R U playing with ur vwls again?
eeeh, bah goom