Ulyanovsk in Russia has a monument dedicated to the letter Ρ (yo) which is often replaced by Π΅ (ye) due to awkward placement on keyboard (I suspect?).
On translit keyboard layout which I'm using it's no bother, so I can write ΡΡΡΡ as much as I like π
@kravietz We should have more monuments for underappreciated letters. :)
Yes, someone also mentioned German umlauts in this context!
Fortunately, Polish spelling is so bloody complicated that nobody even approaches it without a proper Polish keyboard π All diacritics are however available as Alt combinations so Alt-O makes Γ so quite easy.
In Russian translit keyboard Ρ is placed at Shift-3 so replacing # which is not much of a loss.
@kravietz I once a long time ago worked on a web site project that had a Polish version of the whole interface, and we were all German developers, none spoke Polish. There I learned to respect Polish spelling. It was quite a challenge to make sure itβs all correct! π
A lot of Polish people are struggling with this on daily basis π
