Re: USAGE: Latin alphabet (Re: Chinese Dialect Question)

Pavel Iosad scripsit:

> It is also supposed to come in handy for maths, no? Or is a separate
> slot allocated to the existence operator (or whatever it'd be called in
> English)
It is separate.  Unicode doesn't in general unify letters and symbols.
It is typical for the existence quantifier to be sans serif even
where the surrounding context is serif, in any event.

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