:A Latin scholar: I like it!! --[[User:Walter|Walter]] 17:27, 3 January 2008 (EST)
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CPU, esp, running firefox with non-latin fonts - isn't it too slow? I have a similiar spec desktop linux machine act
...n this complex mosaic favors neither the horizontal nor the vertical axis. Latin-related alphabets seem to benefit by using enhanced horizontal resolution;
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...ontents are based in a cooperative education the way we are constroying in Latin America, and the way is closer to the nature and reality of these cultures
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...LY. However there are notably 2 continents that do not feature: Africa and Latin America. The latter we shall resolve to have more courses in Portuguese and
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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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...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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(Comment: Oh, please! Lots of people learned Latin from books. Still do.)
...'''''Most important''''': ''none'' would be able to apply the learning of Latin towards learning other languages. There is no Learning learning in a book-b
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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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:Well, I got the Debian Non-Latin Truetype fonts covered. That will do for the moment.--[[User:Mokurai|Mokura
::Anyway, Gentium only covers Latin, IPA, [[Greek]], [[Cyrillic]], and [[Arabic]].
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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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