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Starik, stop proving the stereotype of Germans not having a sense of humour :P

:lol:

These arwen't to do with Й though.

There are rules when И is used instead of Ы.

Despite looking the same, it's best to think of them as different letters.

This is quite a general question. It's more to do with spelling.

И is a vowel, and Й is sort of a consonant. Technically it's not a vowel.

И is like English feet whereas Й is like english...