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I have no real problem with writing "Turkiye" if that's what those from the country prefer - but I don't even know how to type an umlaut on my keyboard. So in t

I have no real problem with writing "Turkiye" if that's what those from the country prefer - but I don't even know how to type an umlaut on my keyboard. So in that sense, yes, it is too much to ask. I'm not going to pull up a virtual keyboard or google "how to type umlaut" to make a passing reference to a country.

mejutoco 4y ago
Germans have umlauts and they usually put an "e" after the normal character. You can see this with domain names, for instance: https://buero.de/ https://buero.de/ (not affiliated) for büro
mitchdoogle 4y ago
If you're on windows you can press Win + . (Period) to bring up a character selector, which includes emojis along with various accented characters and others from non-english alphabets