Theodore H. Smith scripsit:
> Whats the point of having more Latin characters? Do they look
> like normal Roman characters? I think we have a few versions (3
> or more?) of them, already. I thought once was enough.
UPA is like IPA: it exploits certain potentials of Latin script that
aren't normally used (like sidewise and upside-down characters) to represent
phonetic information.
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