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English term or phrase:
Vietnamese Section
Vietnamese translation:
phần tiếng Việt
May 30, 2004 08:15
22 yrs ago
English term
Vietnamese Section
This is meant to be a title for a section of my website at http://www.wildboar.net/multilingual/asian/vietnamese/vietna...
I need it in decimal Unicode (UTF-8). The chart for it is here: http://www.wildboar.net/multilingual/asian/vietnamese/langua... Simple Latin letters with no accents at all can be left as Latin. However, if there's even just a stroke on it, then please, use the Unicode number.
Sorry, I don't speak Vietnamese, so I need to know exactly, what each letter looks like. And I know that some web pages get away with specifying a ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252 and then putting a mix of Unicode numbers and accented letters like ó or á, but I need UTF-8, so ó or á won't work. They, too, have to be in Unicode. But plain letters like m or p can remain m or p.
I need it in decimal Unicode (UTF-8). The chart for it is here: http://www.wildboar.net/multilingual/asian/vietnamese/langua... Simple Latin letters with no accents at all can be left as Latin. However, if there's even just a stroke on it, then please, use the Unicode number.
Sorry, I don't speak Vietnamese, so I need to know exactly, what each letter looks like. And I know that some web pages get away with specifying a ISO-8859-1 or Windows-1252 and then putting a mix of Unicode numbers and accented letters like ó or á, but I need UTF-8, so ó or á won't work. They, too, have to be in Unicode. But plain letters like m or p can remain m or p.
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