...If you input a language other than English in a writing system other than Latin alphabet, please check the relevant wiki articles, including [[countries]],
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...achine transliteration between alphabets. In the countries in which both [[Latin]] and [[Cyrillic]] alphabets are used, people are used to seeing some conte
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...nversion, with the user typing either Hangeul or (mostly among foreigners) Latin alphabet text.
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...[[Latin]] or [[Cyrillic]] script. This is typically done by putting both a Latin and a Cyrillic letter on each key. All accented characters can be supported
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: The difference between Spanish from Spain and Spanish in Latin America is mostly in the words and expressions they use. They do agree on t
...ually from Buenos Aires to the south) is pronounced differently from other latin american countries. The changes are mainly on the "ll" (like calle, pronou
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=== Ideas for Latin America ===
Latin America is a 500+ million area that is divided in two: Brazil/Portuguese wi
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It's a variant of the Latin alphabet with diacritic characters and a few extended characters as well.
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Words or names in the Latin alphabet (Roma-ji) are often used in technical documents and reports of for
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...of the Islamic world, akin to the role [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin Latin] has in Western European languages. During the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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...an ordinary font technology such as TrueType is fine. For languages using Latin script yet using accented characters which do not each have a precomposed U
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...entium font has support for lots of languages which use latin and extended latin characters, such as Vietnamese and Pan-Nigerian. It also supports Greek an
...tion and elevate extended Latin alphabets to greater parity with the basic Latin alphabet. We also hope it will encourage other type designers to appreciate
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Papert described the Latin samba school as a constructionist
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...just as used for English: however, for languages written in other than the Latin script, the string may well be different from 0123456789 for localization i
...s of the finished mockup could be produced in various languages. Those in latin script could all use the same font in the same size and colour and the one
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...will not have this issue. And for the languages like English which use the Latin alphabet, capslock is essential for people to learn how to use a STANDARD k
...s used to switch between "normal" letters like Thai, Khmer, Kannada,.. and Latin Letters. --[[User:Bz|Bz]] 17:31, 30 June 2006 (EDT)
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...he Ethiopic script? Except Afan Oromo, which has officially been using the Latin script since 1991, all languages use the Ethiopic script, but my guess is t
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This uses the Latin-Extended ranges supported by [http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page.php?s
There are ten official writing systems in [[OLPC India|India]], including Latin for English. Here are links for the other nine.
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It's basically the Latin alphabet with diacritic characters and a few extended characters as well.
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...e not able to enter them correctly. This in spite of the presence of 8-bit Latin-1 letters on the keytops.
...m Bitstream Vera) covers most [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin alphabets] and some other languages. This family has in general good "hint
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...distribution. Ogham was the alphabet used for writing old Irish before the Latin alphabet took over. It is included in Unicode.
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Based on Latin QWERTY layout.
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...ts including Urdu and Farsi with virtual keyboard for non-Latin scripts on Latin-based systems, export to pdf, rtf, html and plain text (later xml).
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...atin alphabet]] letters and their variants, and other letters added to the Latin alphabet for writing various languages.
Basic Latin
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...and Spanish to speakers of English, through sister schools in the U.S. and Latin America. The program is designed to run on the XO laptop.
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...64 possible combinations, including blank. This is ample for a single-case Latin alphabet, ten digits, various punctuation symbols, and several other symbol
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...languages, and some other languages that use only the accented letters in Latin-1.
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...lian alphabet was used in Mongolia until 1931, when it was replaced by the Latin alphabet, and again by Cyrillic in 1937. The traditional alphabet was aboli
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¨ ¯ (Latin-1)
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[[Extended Latin]] -- Western European languages and more than a thousand others
...languages formerly written in [[Arabic alphabet]] are now written in the [[Latin alphabet]]. This includes Turkish, [[Swahili]], Bahasa Melayu/Bahasa Indone
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'az' => [ '[[Azeri]] (Latin)', 'Azerbaycanca', 'az_AZ', ' 2 ', 'utf_az' ],
'sr@Latn' => [ 'Serbian Latin]]', 'Srpska', 'sr_CS', '1 ', 'unicode', 'sh:sr@Latn' ],
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It is written in ''boko'', a Latin-alphabet based writing system. In the past, and to some degree still today
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...n alphabet with several accented letters, all of which are included in the Latin-1 block of Unicode.
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| unicode_support = Latin-1 Block
| alphabets = [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_alphabet Latin] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_alphabet Spanish variant])<br>ABCDE
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The Latin-based orthography includes letters with marks under (usually dots these day
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:: I suspect the same is true for most languages with Latin origins. Luckily, the solution is very simple: just let him be female in th
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...cter set (essentially ASCII plus accented letters and punctuation from the Latin-1 set). Full French typography is practical in Unicode. Non-ASCII letters r
...uses the guillemets « » as quotation marks. Of these, only œ is not in Latin-1. It is usually acceptable to write out this ligature as oe.
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...the [[Arabic alphabet]] for an extended period, but has switched to the [[Latin alphabet]]. Swahili can be written entirely in ASCII.
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...factory. On those XOs, the times-divide key will have an image showing the Latin letters AB and some local letter. See, for example, the [[Arabic keyboard]]
...ages#Keyboard]]. The keyboard switching key is the times-divide key in the Latin keytops, but with a different graphic in some other keytop image sets for o
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...ages#Keyboard]]. The keyboard switching key is the times-divide key in the Latin keytops, but with a different graphic in some keytop image sets for other a
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...og/ Blog about asynchronous internet connection for OLPC school-servers in Latin America using drive-by wifi vehicles.
...heir website says "United Villages provides villagers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America with a digital identity and access to locally-relevant products and
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If you need to load a non-latin layout; load also a latin one; otherwise
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...Icelandic Iloko Interlingua Irish Iroquoian Japanese Khasi Korean Latin Lithuanian Mayan Languages Middle English Nahuatl Napoletano-Calabrese
...ture, periodicals and music in Dansk/Danish; English; íslenska/Icelandic; Latin; Norsk/Nynorsk/Norwegian; Svenska/Swedish.
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es Spanish Spain, Latin America
“Latin”
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include "latin(type4)"
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...rom Soviet domination and monopoly telephone syystems in the 1990s, and in Latin America. This trend is now in progress in Africa. Similar developments are
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...ears all scientific papers were written in Latin, so you had to understand Latin to understand recent research. Now they are (nearly) all written in English
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say, Latin, Hindi, or Japanese. But in schools we use the terminology
of long and short vowels taken from Latin. In fact, so-called long
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...igh school levels was a resounding success that was soon imitated in other Latin American countries where other stations followed the concept of Radio Schoo
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...d" that uses QWERTY, just that minority whose languages are written in the Latin alphabet. With variations such as the French AZERTY keyboard, the German QW
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Latin--QWERTY, Dvorak, Left-hand Dvorak, Right-hand Dvorak
Serbian (Cyrillic, Latin)
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...If you input a language other than English in a writing system other than Latin alphabet, please check the relevant wiki articles, including [[countries]],
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