Hey, saw this on my flist, thought I'd help you out.
'Afjc' isn't actually grandfather. Cherokee has its own alphabet, and I imagine you got 'afjc' because you haven't got the font installed. It really looks like this:
I don't mind at all actually. :) I don't have the font installed but did have a page of Cherokee words bookmarked, I wonder why they misspelled it?! Just to make sure I've got it...Rhb instead of Afjc? Thanks.
Well, with the font, you type "afjc" to get agiguda, and you actually type "e/R" to get enisi. It's just the way they've got the characters assigned.
And it's not so much Rhb... they're completely different letters, and obviously "rhb" in English would be difficult to pronounce, and wouldn't sound anything like enisi. The proper way of spelling it without using Cherokee is enisi, not Rhb. :)
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'Afjc' isn't actually grandfather. Cherokee has its own alphabet, and I imagine you got 'afjc' because you haven't got the font installed. It really looks like this:
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And it's not so much Rhb... they're completely different letters, and obviously "rhb" in English would be difficult to pronounce, and wouldn't sound anything like enisi. The proper way of spelling it without using Cherokee is enisi, not Rhb. :)
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That didn't necessarily make him feel any better. :(
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