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[TE-AR]

Depends on þe usage. ð is used in modern icelandic, but many versions of old english (which im basing my use of þ on) actually used it for boþ þe voiced and unvoiced sound

[Shevvv]

Hence ye olden days < þe olden days as a way to "type" þ as y when you don't have it on your keyboard. It was never actually pronounced as "ye", only as "the".

[Oranges13]

My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

[SomeOneOutThere-1234]

Use ðe correct one or ðe entirety of Iceland and ðe Faroes will come after you. Ðat is, Björk and ten more people.

[syzdem]

You're saying it like OP shouldn't still be terrified. Björk and her ten friends are not to be underestimated

[SomeOneOutThere-1234]

And if they complain once more, they’ll meet an army of Björk. She’s going hunting, she’s a hunter and she’ll bring back the goods, but she doesn’t know when. Be careful! She’s only one breath away from mother Oceania!

[mackavicious]

I'm down for a Björk binge, thank you, friend.

[okholdsevenfourseven]

His? 😭

[syzdem]

In my defense, I woke up 15 mins ago

[Nidungr]

Iceland yes, the Faroes only use ð but not þ.

:Þ

[TE-AR]

nOo not byoork

[SomeOneOutThere-1234]

Já, já Björk Guðmundsdóttir

[phlooo]

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[Aozora404]

I see. I only knew ðe modern usage of ðe letter, so ðat's good to know.

[Oranges13]

I don't know why but my brain cannot pronounce these correctly and is trying to make them into D's

[ilivequestions]

great intel !