Re: Umlauts (was Re: Elves and Ill Bethisad)

Jean-François Colson wrote:
>
>Tristan McLeay wrote:
> 
> > There's a café on my way home from the train station. It's apparently
> > called Socrate's Café, but they have so many different ways of setting the
> > apostrophe and acute that I'm not sure---including using an acute accent
> > for the apstrophe (where the apostrophe should be) and a (curved)
> > apostrophe for the acute (where the acute should be). They never have
> > <Cafe'>, though. Mostly either <Cafe> or <Caf'e>.
> 
> Somewhat like in Esperanto: ĉiuĵaŭde, c^iuj^a~ude, ^ciu^jau~de, chiujhaude,
> etc.

And the most common on the web:  cxiujxauxde.

--Ph. D.