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Many question, but I'd be surprised if the default font of your terminal supported a fictitious° character like ÿ.

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Btw its not an umlaut!

In German its a medieval handwriting ligature of ij, a diphthong still found in Dutch (see rijk), those sounds are written ei in modern German (see Reich)

In French trema accents are used to pronounce adjacent vowels separately (see Citroën or naïve). English imported some of them.

In reply to Re: The Queensrÿche Situation by LanX
in thread The Queensrÿche Situation by Rodster001

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