From: Eric Muller (emuller@adobe.com)
Date: Tue Jul 12 2005 - 21:20:17 CDT
I am looking at the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Armenian
(<http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/arm.pdf>) and I have a couple of questions:
- the occurrences of ":" should be U+0589 ։ ARMENIAN FULL STOP, right?
- there is something that looks like a middle dot (e.g. page 2, middle
of second line, towards the end of the third line); what character is this?
- TUS 4.0, p180 says that the mijaket is represented by U+2024 ․ ONE DOT
LEADER. Is that the actual practice, or do people use U+002C , COMMA?
- on page 2, in the box, beginning of the 8th line, there is a « but no
matching ». Is that a typo? If so, where should the matching » go? If
not, what is its purpose?
- page 8, 5th line from the bottom (1st line of article 17), the
penultimate word end with what looks like a grave accent. Is this U+055D
՝ ARMENIAN COMMA?
- I suppose that the text of the UDHR proper starts on page 4, with the
first two lines meaning "Universal Declaration of Human Rights", and the
third line meaning "Preamble". Correct?
- can somebody tell me very roughly what the first three pages say?
- finally, I placed a first at a Unicode version at
<http://www.rawbw.com/~emuller/unicode/arm.html>. Comments welcome.
Thanks,
Eric.
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