Yes, noticed that some other time, it causes smapi/jammntpd to skip using translation tables.
MvdV>>> same as the Umlaut in German. In Dutch the diaresis is not an MvdV>>> Umlaut, it is used as a trema. To signal that a diphtong like MvdV>>> 'oe' is to be pronounced as two different vowels. Noël.
MvdV> ^^ MvdV> You advertise your message is encoded in Latin-1, but my CP850 is MvdV> translated into UTF-8 by you.
If I plead guilty, will my sentence be reduced. Probably a remnant of some utf experiment. When I am back home I will look into it.
KE>> As far as I have noticed, you are the only one using accents in KE>> Dutch.
MvdV> Ward uses them too. Accents are required in Dutch. One can of course MvdV> avoid using words that require accents, or just ignore them, but in MvdV> school that would be met wit the read marker of the teacher.
All these accents you are talking about have French names, so they cannot possibly be a part of the Dutch language. These weird additions must have been added by language purists.
I have very few recollections of my encounters with my teacher, his name was Harm. A name that sounds strange to english speaking readers.
Kees
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