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This section is for articles which relate mainly to the Cambodian language, often referred to as Khmer. As with the rest of my site, the articles are presented in *reverse* chronological order. Also, they tend to represent things which I have discovered or speculated about which *supplement* the standard materials: this is not intended to present a free teach-yourself-Khmer course. You may also be interested in articles which refer to Asian languages in general: Asia/Language-misc
2008 Jun 26 [ Thu ]

Test file for UTF-8 support of Khmer Unicode

Test file for UTF-8 support of Khmer Unicode

I wondered what the result is of providing UTF-8 bytes inside a webpage defined as iso-8859-en. It turns out that the browser, at least Firefox, believes the 8859 and displays the Cambodian as junk. So I've changed my meta charset spec to UTF-8 and it seems to work (even though vi at panix is showing the UTF-8 characters as a bunch of hex escape codes).

Khmer unicode sample

សួស្តី

រីករាយណាស់ដែលបានជួបអ្នកទាំងអស់គ្នា ។

If the above shows as a bunch of junk for you, you presumably don't have a font available which handles those Unicode character codes. I haven't yet set up a font spec to try and let your browser know which font to try.

Phonetics version using IPA Unicode character codes

suə'sdəy

riik 'riɜy nah dail bɑɑn 'juəp 'neək ti'aɳ ɑh kniə

I should probably put in an example of my own PKD font as well, but as nobody has reported using it I feel too lazy.



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