The uppercase letter is the letter “A”.
The uppercase letter is the letter A.
It’s often used to mean the letter A, and the uppercase letter is the letter A.
One of the most annoying things you will encounter in life is when people use upper-case letters to mean something completely different. This is particularly true of marathi. There are only 12 letters in marathi. So the uppercase letters are not the letters A, but they are the letters T, V, N, G, P, Q, R, W, X, and Y. That’s not to say you can’t use upper-case letters in marathi.
They are the letters E, F, M, I, A, P, Q, R, and Z. The letter T is the most commonly used uppercase letter in marathi.
The letter Z is the most commonly used lowercase letter in marathi. But when you actually go into a Marathi dictionary, you will find that the letter Z is actually a lowercase letter. So when you actually use the letter Z, it is not lowercase.
As the word “lowercase” is pronounced in marathi, it is often spelled as a lowercase in Hindi and Urdu as well. The letter V also has a different pronunciation in Marathi vs Hindi and Urdu. The letter T has a different pronunciation in Marathi vs Hindi and Urdu.
It’s not just the letter Z that has a different pronunciation in these languages. There are other letters with different pronunciations in Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, and many other languages.
In Marathi, the letter T is pronounced as a “T” sound in many other languages, including Urdu (as a T), Hindi (as a T), Hindi (as an A) and Punjabi. In Hindi and Urdu, it is pronounced as a “T” sound. It is pronounced as an “A” sound in Urdu. In Punjabi, it is pronounced as a “T” sound.
Also in Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Marathi, and many other languages, the letter K is pronounced as a K sound. It is also pronounced as a T sound in Urdu, Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi. In Hindi, it is pronounced as an A sound in Hindi and Urdu, as a T in Urdu, and as a K in Hindi.
