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She has to get new ones every time she molts.
they’re actually clips.
A unicorn did it?
Agreed.
Doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist (or more accurately didn’t), that’s why I said it was archaic.
I am French myself and wasn’t aware we used the letter Ÿ (granted, only in proper nouns as well) until I looked it up.
I am German, and I have never heard of that.
According to my research, the Y with an umlaut exists in German (apparently as an archaic form of long I, hardly used now except sometimes in proper nouns).
There are also some other languages who use the letter Ÿ but only as a diaeresis, not an umlaut.
It’s heavy metal. It doesn’t obey normal umlaut rules.
I only know of Ü, Ö, Ä, Ë and Ï. And Ë and Ï are nothing more than seperations of vowels.