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>This is great, but now we've got more Icelandic >letters: eth, which is a crossed or barred D (the >capital has a horizontal line through the vertical >stroke, the lower case looks like a backwards six with >a diagonal stroke crossing the upper part of the >number) and y-acute accent. > >Emir, could you just type a name or description of >each of the Turkish letters and then the letter >itself, which should then show up in its Icelandic >equivalent when posted here. I think the letters we >need are: >Dotted capital I >Undotted lowercase i >Capital S-sedilla (we know this is thorn, but it >wouild be useful to have the whole list together) >Lowercase s-sedilla >Capital G-breve >Lowercase g-breve >The vowels with umlauts and the c-cedilla are found in >western European languages and so I hope they use the >same codes in Turkish, but including those would >provide a confirmation. > >I think this is the only way some of us are going to >have ship and officer names spelled correctly in >Turkish. > >Thanks.

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