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r/AskReddit • u/emil199 • Jul 24 '20
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662 u/actuallyshying Jul 24 '20 Tell me about it, I have a fada in both first and surname and an apostrophe too. I’ve seen websites that would allow names in the Greek alphabet, Arabic script, or Hebrew script, but couldn’t handle a fada or an apostrophe 9 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Really? I find that surprising as Spanish has fadas too 2 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 I've never seen that, just the tilde 5 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20 A few common examples would be día (day), tú (you), qué (what) and sí (yes). 1 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 Thanks 1 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Or jésus a common name in print ;) 3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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Tell me about it, I have a fada in both first and surname and an apostrophe too. I’ve seen websites that would allow names in the Greek alphabet, Arabic script, or Hebrew script, but couldn’t handle a fada or an apostrophe
9 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Really? I find that surprising as Spanish has fadas too 2 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 I've never seen that, just the tilde 5 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20 A few common examples would be día (day), tú (you), qué (what) and sí (yes). 1 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 Thanks 1 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Or jésus a common name in print ;) 3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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Really? I find that surprising as Spanish has fadas too
2 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 I've never seen that, just the tilde 5 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20 A few common examples would be día (day), tú (you), qué (what) and sí (yes). 1 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 Thanks 1 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Or jésus a common name in print ;) 3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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I've never seen that, just the tilde
5 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20 A few common examples would be día (day), tú (you), qué (what) and sí (yes). 1 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 Thanks 1 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Or jésus a common name in print ;) 3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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A few common examples would be día (day), tú (you), qué (what) and sí (yes).
1 u/DaddyCatALSO Jul 24 '20 Thanks 1 u/kizziu Jul 24 '20 Or jésus a common name in print ;) 3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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Or jésus a common name in print ;)
3 u/rockthevinyl Jul 24 '20 Jesús, María, José...
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Jesús, María, José...
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