A topic I'm personally interested in. I don't know what you'll think about it, but here you go. ü and ü are different: go figure.
Sorry for the long break since the last video; I got distracted :)
You've convinced me to change the title from "accent" to "diacritic", well done.
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Written and Created by Me
Art by kvd102
Music also hastily put together by me
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Umlaut and Trema
4:12 - Credits
Translations:
Leeuwe van den Heuvel - Dutch
Alex375 - German
vlrfsg - Japanese
Constantin Iosub - Romanian
Carlo Paternoster - Italian
Hugínnn - Danish
YOAV - Hebrew
Rubýñ - Spanish
Diriector_Doc - French
Elliot Chen - Standard Mandarin
The Diacritics That Look the Same, But Aren't
Теги
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