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[Holy Crap]

i've only seen those keyboards. oh, and once i saw an asian one on tv.

[Hunchman801]

Do you use them in France?

Not at all, we have AZERTY keyboards.

[Holy Crap]

well, they sound roughly similar.

[Hunchman801]

I don't know who made them but they forgot several French special characters

[Limely]

I think I have a QWERTY keyboard. But it's got some additional characters as well, such as æ, ø and å.

[Holy Crap]

wow, that would be so useful for me.*
*not.

[Limely]

It is for me. Those letters are very common in Norwegian.

[Holy Crap]

i guessed as much (why else?) but it certainly has no use in english.

[Cairnie]

I can only make grave accents [é, í, ú, ó and á] on my keyboard. Everything else needs the good old character map.

[Holy Crap]

i don't even have those, but again, i don't need them.

[Cairnie]

Heh, on my keyboard I got an alt key that says 'Alt Gr' which makes these when I type in a vowel. Not sure why though, lol. I remember a time when € signs weren't supported on UK keyboards. XD

[Holy Crap]

what?! that's silly.

[Jman]

So that would replace your $ right?

[El Dango]

i guessed as much (why else?) but it certainly has no use in english.

Whåt åre yøu tålking åbøut? Thæy åre væry usæful in ænglish. Løl.

[Cairnie]

Nah, that key has both the $ and the € symbols at the same time.

[Holy Crap]

i guessed as much (why else?) but it certainly has no use in english.

Whåt åre yøu tålking åbøut? Thæy åre væry usæful in ænglish. Løl.

that looks really horrible.

[Hunchman801]

The letter Æ (æ) is actually used in some Latin locutions.

[Holy Crap]

um...locution?

[Jman]

Try not to point out someone's typos.

[Hunchman801]

um...locution?

Try not to point out someone's typos.

WTF? Locution is not a typo, it's a word...