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Those are two different characters. They are not interchangeable. It looks like the guy's name is Anton, a Swedish name. Thus he will create names with "å"-s in
by maggit 15y ago
Those are two different characters. They are not interchangeable. It looks like the guy's name is Anton, a Swedish name. Thus he will create names with "å"-s in them if he wants to.
Will this cause any problems? It might. That still does not mean that "a" is a proper substitute for "å".
Should he have tried making a name from just English letters? That might have been a good idea. But that is a different recommendation than the one you gave.
"STARGÅTE", on the other hand, is an example of gratuitous replacement of "A" by "Å".
- beaumartinez 15y agoIn Stargate, it's a nod to Earth's point-of-origin symbol being Å (well, it's not exactly Å, but it's very similar)[1]. [1] http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Point_of_origin http://stargate.wikia.com/wiki/Point_of_origin
- snaky 15y ago>It looks like the guy's name is Anton, a Swedish name This Anton is Russian clearly. http://ru.linkedin.com/pub/anton-k/32/253/695 http://ru.linkedin.com/pub/anton-k/32/253/695 And Алёнка (Alyonka) is a diminutive form of Russian name Алёна (Alyona) http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Алёнка http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Алёнка