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Sorry, your som is not right #406

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Mercury13 opened this issue Mar 29, 2023 · 4 comments
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Sorry, your som is not right #406

Mercury13 opened this issue Mar 29, 2023 · 4 comments

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@Mercury13
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Defect Report

Title

Wrong glyph for 20C0 Kyrghyz som

Font

NotoSerif-Regular.ttf

Where the font came from, and when

Site: This repo, beta branch
Date: 2023-03-29

Font Version

2.010 (file size 738,408)

OS name and version

All OS

Application name and version

All apps

Issue

Wrong glyph for Kyrghyz som

It is NOT just C with underline.

  1. It’s something in between capital and small letter. Smaller than digit, taller than small letter.
  2. Its underline is aligned to baseline.

Character data

U+20C0 som sign

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Your glyph
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Actual samples
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@simoncozens
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Thanks for this - can you tell me where you got those images from?

@Mercury13
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SImple moving upwards is OK, but if you can make C a bit smaller without affecting glyph’s and stroke’s width, it would be cool!
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Images are from Unicode’s request for som.

@simoncozens
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Great, thanks, I shall look at it next time we update the LGC fonts.

@Mercury13
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:) When I made my own “workaround glyph” for Kyrghyz som, I photoshopped a picture: a catfish with a trowel wearing a Kyrghyz hat, and ”Я сделяль, насяльника“ in a speech bubble — if you know Russian. What does it mean:

  1. Catfish and som are homonyms in Russian.
  2. So-called “gastarbeiters” (labourers from Middle Asia) are infamous for their poor quality and bad knowledge of Russian. There are not so many Kyrghyz among gastarbeiters, more Tajik and Uzbek, but…
  3. “Насяльника” (“boss” in supposedly Middle-Asian accent) is from a Russian comedy TV series, calque of “Little Britain”, and belongs to a couple of gastarbeiters. IDK where “Я сделяль” (I’ve done in the same accent) comes from but somehow these words stuck together.

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