Stop repeating that nonsense! The current Dutch alphabet has 'Y' as its 25th letter. Not 'IJ'. This is a historical thing. The 'IJ' is a letter, culturally spe

Stop repeating that nonsense! The current Dutch alphabet has 'Y' as its 25th letter. Not 'IJ'. This is a historical thing. The 'IJ' is a letter, culturally speaking, in the sense that it is capitalized as one, and that it is often rendered as a single unit (which you can see in vertical lettering, if done right), and sorted as if it was a single letter. In terms of character encoding however, it is a 'i' followed by a 'j'. Cf.: * https://onzetaal.nl/taalloket/ij-plaats-in-alfabet https://onzetaal.nl/taalloket/ij-plaats-in-alfabet (first sentence!) * https://taaladvies.net/ij-alfabetisering/ https://taaladvies.net/ij-alfabetisering/ See my other posts for 0x0132, which is a compatibility character for rare obsolete character encodings which did encode it on a single codepoint.