the language
lacks the sound represented by that letter in common European languages
(the alternative being to use o to represent the รถ sound).
I believe Maltese uses c with a dot above but doesn't use the basic c.
Charles Cox
://www.writingsystems.net/languages/nogai/nogailatin.htm and
http://www.writingsystems.net/languages/khakass/khakasslatin.htm .
Charles Cox
Title: multilanguage NAME LDAP implementations
Is anyone aware of a public multilanguage NAME (cn) LDAP implementation? I'd also appreciate any advice on how to implement a multilingual LDAP directory. I'm only interested in having the ability to store retrieve a person's name in a
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Subject: Re: multilanguage NAME LDAP implementations
Wrobel, Charles C (Chuck) wrote:
+AD4- it would also be nice to store +ACY- retrieve the person's name using
Michael Everson wrote:
"The pronuncuation ['juni:ko:d] with [i:] or [i] instead of schwa irritates
me a lot. No one would pronounce "universe" with an [i]."
I beg to differ; "universe" is commonly pronounced with a short [i] in the
English Midlands.
Charles Cox
the Uighur and Manichean scripts. However,
both are shown as scripts for which detailed proposals have not yet been
written.
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