Hi Eike
I copy-pasted that fromhttps://www.ethnologue.com/language/ktz
I'll use U+01C0
Thanks. Yeah, Ethnologue... it's neat (to have), but not tidy, probably
the best way I can put it. They have (or at least had) rather opaque
processes, pulling data from I-don't-know-where and once it's there,
reviewing it seems to be almost impossible. I was one of many trying in
vain to get an error fixed years ago (they had listed a province name as
a dialect of Basque) and nothing since has convinced me they're too
worried about the fine detail or fixing stuff, no matter how good your
credentials or the references you provide.
Wait, now you wrote it with a straight ' apostrophe instead of ’ U+2019
... ;-)
Using Juǀ’hoan instead.
My bad, too many keyboard layouts in use :)
Many thanks!
Michael
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