Dear Alex,
I answer on line because one of our friends, I think June, also makes a
list of Pali Thai.
You are too kind, but my skills as to Pali are limited, very easy to see
this! And as to fonts, Unicode, and all computer language and skills, these
are long overdue as far as I am concerned. I give up trying unicode. My
rather advanced age could be an excuse.
I do not have a Thai font, but I have many suttas and commentares in Thai in
hardcover and read them in hardcover. Yes, I think I can help you in my own
way.
.l is in Thai like a capital W with an extra curl. It is at the end of the
alphabeth and seldom used. It is in: kilaa, sports and naalika, watch. I
made a small list of signs.
Let me know whether this helps,
Nina.
op 13-03-2005 11:54 schreef alexgenaud op alexgenaud@...:

>
> Dear Nina,
>
> I appreciate your comments on the Pali Yahoo lists. You seem to have
> an excellent command of Pali and Thai. Perhaps you know how the Thai's
> represent the pali letter .l (L sub-dot).
>
> With any luck, you may see these thai characters in this email:
>
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