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For us Poles it's a toss-up whether MICHAŁ is interpreted as MICHAL or MICHAK at borders.
by mzs 9y ago
For us Poles it's a toss-up whether MICHAŁ is interpreted as MICHAL or MICHAK at borders.
- int_19h 9y agoWait, how does it become K suddenly? I mean, if it's something other than L, shouldn't it then really be W?
- nicky0 9y agoIt looks a bit like A K.
- odiroot 9y agoActually, funnily enough German government agencies properly write Ł on all my papers. I needed to settle for L anyway because banks, telcos etc. have a huge problem with it. On the other hand in some other countries it ends up being some random crap. Eg.: Micha%b
- germanier 9y agoInterestingly, the German government has defined their own subset of Unicode for use on documents: http://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/PERS/Themen/Vorhaben/Zeichensatz/zeichensatz.pdf http://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/PERS/Themen/Vorh...