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From: karl@cs.cornell.edu (Karl F. Bohringer)
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Subject: Re: Vowels (was Umlaute, etc.)
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Date: 27 May 91 16:07:54 GMT
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In article <675341960.18654@ontmoh.UUCP>, peter@ontmoh.UUCP (Peter Renzland) writes:
|> In German the names of the vowels a e i o u are also their values.
|> Wenn also jemand "a" sagt, dann ist "a" zugleich der Name, der Laut,
|> und der Buchstabe.

Wenn ich "Bahn, Bann, Bass" sage, benutze ich drei verschiedene A-Laute.

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