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Websites à¹š.com ! Thai LETTER! One (1) letter / character Domain ! IDN! NR ! 99 cent + NR!

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๚ 3674 0E5A THAI CHARACTER ANGKHANKHU

Unicode organization does not lie.

Please remove your sales crashing comment.

Thanks,
Sam
 
damitssam said:
๚ 3674 0E5A THAI CHARACTER ANGKHANKHU

Unicode organization does not lie.

Please remove your sales crashing comment.

Thanks,
Sam
There is not one result on google for "๚"

Someone tried to tell you on IDNF in the past.

Its not a letter in Thai.
 
I don't have anything against you. I did a little bit of a research. The symbol "๚" is an ancient character Thais derived from Khmer (what is now Cambodia). It was used to end a long book or a poem.

It is no longer used in present day Thai nor it is available on any Thai keyboard. Hence no one would be typing this character as it is no longer part of the Thai Alphabet system.
 
HappyDomainer said:
I don't have anything against you. I did a little bit of a research. The symbol "๚" is an ancient character Thais derived from Khmer (what is now Cambodia). It was used to end a long book or a poem.

It is no longer used in present day Thai nor it is available on any Thai keyboard. Hence no one would be typing this character as it is no longer part of the Thai Alphabet system.

Hmm. I see now. Sorry about this... I guess I could say it is for novelty purposes. In the auction, nowhere does it say you can type it though...
 
Yes but you did misrepresent it as saying it is a "Letter" in the alphabet. Then you switch to say its a punctuation mark.

A letter in the alphabet does not equal a punctuation mark.
 
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