Re: Acute accents over non-vowels
| From: | Isidora Zamora <isidora@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, September 14, 2003, 22:50 |
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Thank you for the instructions.
>Why not spell ng as U+014A LATIN CAPITAL LETTER ENG (Å ) and
>U+014B LATIN SMALL LETTER ENG? (ŋ)? Or maybe as ñ Ñ?
The characters weren't displayed properly on my computer. BTW, thank you
for correcting me. The name of the character is "eng", not "ang." I have
no idea how long I've been mispronouncing it.
If I guess correctly, you have just given me the Unicode numbers for upper
and lower case eng. I've considered using eng, and would prefer it to a
digraph in many ways (mainly because I don't like the idea of putting an
accent over one half of a digraph.) But I haven't been certain how it
would look or how many hassels it would cause. Do the engs exist in
accented versions or would I have to try to position an accent over them?
What's a good first choice for a Unicode font containing the accented
sonorant consonants, eng, and [E] and [O], all in upper and lower case?
Isidora
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