Not really, because the O is only open when alone, or a longer word. This reads Óku, not Uku. At least that's how I read it being Portuguese. The defunct socia

Not really, because the O is only open when alone, or a longer word. This reads Óku, not Uku. At least that's how I read it being Portuguese. The defunct social network Orkut is a good example of this. It's Órkut, not Urkut. Of course, none of this matters :)