> Germans transliterate a single cyrillic letter with TSCH, shouldn't > Unicode have also this tetragraph encoded? (ducking...) > When I lived in Germany a long time ago, when you could find the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung alongside Pravda on the Hauptbahnhof newsstand, it was great fun to see Premiere Khrushchev's name in the headlines of the two: KHRUSCHTSCHEW КРУЩЕВ - Frank
- Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon silliness) DougEwell2
- RE: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Marco Cimarosti
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Rick McGowan
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... John Cowan
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Michael Everson
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... John Cowan
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Pierpaolo BERNARDI
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Frank da Cruz
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Frank da Cruz
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... DougEwell2
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Lukas Pietsch
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... J%ORG KNAPPEN
- RE: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Marco Cimarosti
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... G. Adam Stanislav
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... G. Adam Stanislav
- Re: Latin digraph characters (was: Re: Klingon sil... Erland Sommarskog

