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This feature is all about L. Kindly L-aborate... ;-)
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1) What image represented the Egyptian equivalent of our L?
2) How many letters do the Greek have that represents the L sound?
3) The Phoenicians called their letter "lamedh". What does it mean?
4) Using the imagination, what does the lamedh's shape look like?
5) What 2 modifications did the Greek make to this Phoenician letter?
6) What did the first Roman L look like?
7) Over time, what did this Roman letter evolve into?
Clueless? Perhaps this link will help
L-egant L!
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