26-08-2023, 10:40 AM
@Rene
"Dies ch a single character? What about the version with a little hook on top: Eva sh?"
Imagine EVA "ch" means "er", which is quite a common usage. If I cut and turn it, I get "re". That is also a common use.
If I were to look at it in German and consider EVA "ch" as "in", then EVA "sh + M" = "nim" which is quite a common word. So "shc" would also be considered "nie" and Eva "ch" simply "in".
All are often used words.
For the PC. It would never look for an "s=E" because "E" is already occupied by "c".
Small things, big effect. And there are 4 variants and not two.