At 20:48 1999-05-30 -0700, Curtis Clark wrote:
> ... "Sha" is a single letter in Russian, "sch" is a phoneme
>in German, but treated as three letters, and "ch" is a phoneme in Spanish
>entered as two letters on a keyboard, but sorted as one.
Spanish "ch" is not yet sorted as one. After the "Real Academia de la Lengua
Espa�ola" recommended so, it is generally accepted, and every new
dictionary follows that rule (sorting as two separated letters).
Same applies to spanish phoneme "ll".
At this moment i don't know what says Unicode Standard about that.
(I hope it doesn't follows the old criterium)
Ricardo Bermell-Benet
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