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From: Randy Gardner <randyg@slip.net>
Subject: Re: tilde
Date: 1998/01/23
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NaraBeth wrote:
> Um, actually, it's a Spanish word (or rather, grammatical mark?)
> pronounced "till-day"....the 'e' in Spanish is pronounced like the
> 'a' in 'name' :)

Well, I'll stick with what a retired college english teacher said.....




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