32 160 Non-breaking space
33 ! 161 ¡ Inverted exclamation
34 " 162 ¢ Cent sign
35 # 163 £ Pound sterling £
36 $ 164 ¤ General currency sign (bright)
37 % 165 ¥ Yen sign
38 & 166 ¦ Broken vertical bar
39 ' 167 § Section sign
40 ( 168 ¨ Umlaut (dieresis)
41 ) 169 © Copyright © or © ©
42 * 170 ª Feminine ordinal
43 + 171 « Left angle quote, guillemotleft
44 , 172 ¬ Not sign
45 - 173 Soft hyphen
46 . 174 ® Registered trademark
47 / 175 ¯ Macron accent
48 0 176 ° Degree sign
49 1 177 ± Plus or minus
50 2 178 ² Superscript two
51 3 179 ³ Superscript three
52 4 180 ´ Acute accent
53 5 181 µ Micro sign (PMF yew)
54 6 182 ¶ Paragraph sign
55 7 183 · Middle dot &midot &183;
56 8 184 ¸ Cedilla
57 9 185 ¹ Superscript one
58 : 186 º Masculine ordinal
59 ; 187 » Right angle quote, guillemotright
60 < 188 ¼ Fraction one-fourth (< less than)
61 = 189 ½ Fraction one-half
62 > 190 ¾ Fraction three-fourths (> greater than)
63 ? 191 ¿ Inverted question mark
64 @ 192 À Capital A, grave accent ("À")
65 A 193 Á Capital A, acute accent ("Á")
66 B 194 Â Capital A, circumflex accent ("Â")
67 C 195 Ã Capital A, tilde ("Ã")
68 D 196 Ä Capital A, dieresis or umlaut mark ("Ä")
69 E 197 Å Capital A, ring ("Å")
70 F 198 Æ Capital AE dipthong (ligature) ("Æ")
71 G 199 Ç Capital C, cedilla ("Ç")
72 H 200 È Capital E, grave accent ("È")
73 I 201 É Capital E, acute accent ("É")
74 J 202 Ê Capital E, circumflex accent ("Ê")
75 K 203 Ë Capital E, dieresis or umlaut mark ("Ë")
76 L 204 Ì Capital I, grave accent ("Ì")
77 M 205 Í Capital I, acute accent ("Í")
78 N 206 Î Capital I, circumflex accent ("Î")
79 O 207 Ï Capital I, dieresis or umlaut mark ("Ï")
80 P 208 Ð Capital Eth, Icelandic ("Ð")
81 Q 209 Ñ Capital N, tilde ("Ñ")
82 R 210 Ò Capital O, grave accent ("Ò")
83 S 211 Ó Capital O, acute accent ("Ó")
84 T 212 Ô Capital O, circumflex accent ("Ô")
85 U 213 Õ Capital O, tilde ("Õ")
86 V 214 Ö Capital O, dieresis or umlaut mark ("Ö")
87 W 215 × Multiply sign ("×")
88 X 216 Ø Capital O, slash ("Ø")
89 Y 217 Ù Capital U, grave accent ("Ù")
90 Z 218 Ú Capital U, acute accent ("Ú")
91 [ 219 Û Capital U, circumflex accent ("Û")
92 \ 220 Ü Capital U, dieresis or umlaut mark ("Ü")
93 ] 221 Ý Capital Y, acute accent ("Ý")
94 ^ 222 Þ Capital THORN, Icelandic ("Þ")
95 _ 223 ß Small sharp s, German (sz ligature) ("ß")
96 ` 224 à Small a, grave accent ("à")
97 a 225 á Small a, acute accent ("á")
98 b 226 â Small a, circumflex accent ("â")
99 c 227 ã Small a, tilde ("ã")
100 d 228 ä Small a, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ä")
101 e 229 å Small a, ring ("å")/ah?/as in father
102 f 230 æ Small ae dipthong (ligature) ("æ")
103 g 231 ç Small c, cedilla ("ç")
104 h 232 è Small e, grave accent ("è")
105 i 233 é Small e, acute accent ("é")
106 j 234 ê Small e, circumflex accent ("ê")
107 k 235 ë Small e, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ë")
108 l 236 ì Small i, grave accent ("ì")
109 m 237 í Small i, acute accent ("í")
110 n 238 î Small i, circumflex accent ("î")
111 o 239 ï Small i, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ï")
112 p 240 ð Small eth, Icelandic ("ð")as in "the"
113 q 241 ñ Small n, tilde ("ñ")
114 r 242 ò Small o, grave accent ("ò")
115 s 243 ó Small o, acute accent ("ó")/long o/
116 t 244 ô Small o, circumflex accent ("ô")
117 u 245 õ Small o, tilde ("õ")
118 v 246 ö Small o, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ö")
119 w 247 ÷ Division sign
120 x 248 ø Small o, slash ("ø")
121 y 249 ù Small u, grave accent ("ù")
122 z 250 ú Small u, acute accent ("ú")
123 { 251 û Small u, circumflex accent ("û")
124 | 252 ü Small u, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ü")
125 } 253 ý Small y, acute accent ("ý")
126 ~ 254 þ Small thorn, Icelandic ("þ")
255 ÿ Small y, dieresis or umlaut mark ("ÿ")
What
are the sounds associated with some of the augmented characters such as
the O-slash and A-ring?
Icelandic
Special characters for eth ð and thorn
þ
are supported. Long vowels are often referenced with an acute accent: ee/í,
owe/ó, yu /ú. The mapping is a little more divergent relative
to English for the unmarked characters.
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