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What do you mean by a Western European language? Germany is usually considered geographically part of Central Europe. Finnish (and Estonian) are of course not G
by vesinisa 8y ago
What do you mean by a Western European language? Germany is usually considered geographically part of Central Europe. Finnish (and Estonian) are of course not Germanic nor even Indo-European languages. But OTOH Swedish, a Germanic language, also uses umlauts and considers them separate letters in collation (Finnish collation rules are actually adopted from Swedish). The most 'correct' mapping of Swedish "Lära sig höra" would be "Lara sig hora". Is Swedish not a Western European language?