1. "+" isn't used to combine letter groups. It's used to allow the pervious group to be written more. What does that mean?
^NA+H
In this type in, the letter before the "+" can be written as many times more as the user wants (at least one tho). So nah, naaaaaaaaaaaaaah, and naaaah are all valid.
2. Sometimes you're being redundant.
^NA(H|HH)
In this type in, the HH option is unneeded. As soon as a user types nah it will work, and it's not possible for the user to type nahh without getting it by the third letter. (so when you do (ya|yaa) that's unneeded
I made this thread for some commonly used type ins, to make it easier for all Telugu quiz creators.
PS: Nations ending in "న్" can't be (న్|ం). When at the end, I think ం always makes an "m" sound only and doesn't make the n sound..
What you're doing wrong is:
1. "+" isn't used to combine letter groups. It's used to allow the pervious group to be written more. What does that mean?
^NA+H
In this type in, the letter before the "+" can be written as many times more as the user wants (at least one tho). So nah, naaaaaaaaaaaaaah, and naaaah are all valid.
2. Sometimes you're being redundant.
^NA(H|HH)
In this type in, the HH option is unneeded. As soon as a user types nah it will work, and it's not possible for the user to type nahh without getting it by the third letter. (so when you do (ya|yaa) that's unneeded
I made this thread for some commonly used type ins, to make it easier for all Telugu quiz creators.
PS: Nations ending in "న్" can't be (న్|ం). When at the end, I think ం always makes an "m" sound only and doesn't make the n sound..