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- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
It's that way because at one point it was pronounced as "syu-gar" but over the years shifted to "shu-gar". This is because the two sounds are in proximity to each other. As a result, the sound changed but the spelling remained the same.
- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
The Angles are too stupid to notice.
- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
Nor does it in French and Turkish! In German it has a "z". And, of course, to be "sure" of the matter , look at "sure"!
- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
English language has it oddities.
- RayLv 7il y a 4 ans
There are very many anomalies in the English language. "Sugar" is just one of them.
- as_stupid_as_youLv 5il y a 4 ans
It is kind of a slap somewhere or other but I won't worry about the missing h in sugar as long as good does not ryhme with food.
- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
Not anymore to the idiot who tells me it's not your it's you're try f*cling yourself.. correct that
- Anonymeil y a 4 ans
nooooo
