mulligan

Originally Posted by italiandragon

italian does not use ascii letters.

Letters A - Z are ASCII so if Italian doesn't use these letters what does it use?

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mulligan

Originally Posted by italiandragon

italian does not use ascii letters.

Originally Posted by mulligan

Letters A - Z are ASCII so if Italian doesn't use these letters what does it use?

Well?

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Anybody have any Korean idns ? I only have one , the Korean writing system is pretty cool , more logical than English in many ways .

Rubber Duck

Originally Posted by dezinerite

That's very rude, esp. because we have members in here from all over the world. For those thinking we're all using English words - not necessarily. These are letters of the Roman alphabet. So technically, it's not really the "English language".

Yes, but the bottom line is that English is one of the few languages where you can represent all the words correctly using the ASCII character set provided you ignore all the borrowed words that have been incorportated into the English Language that do require these characters. Of course you will have needed to have benefited from an education to be aware of these!