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Speaking of non-English cultures, do Japanese case insensitive systems differentiate between hiragana and katakana? Because, in some ways, the two syllabaries
by reddalo 2y ago
Speaking of non-English cultures, do Japanese case insensitive systems differentiate between hiragana and katakana?
Because, in some ways, the two syllabaries remind me of uppercase and lowercase alphabets.
- thaumasiotes 2y agoThey're more like distinguishing between "o" and “ℴ”. Which is where the European idea of "capital letters" originates, but not how we think about them today.
- presentation 2y agoA lot of the time forms will specifically ask for hiragana or katakana, or specify full width or half width characters. But basically it’s a mess there too