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The English set is missing Àà, which is used in French or pseudo-French expressions.
Àà
I suspect that Áá should not be in the set. According to what I've found on Wikipedia, it's only used in very specific foreign terms: halászlé (Hungarian), páramo (Spanish), háček (Czech).
Áá
(For context I am a native American English speaker.)
Further reading:
Makes sense imo. The combining mark itself is present ´ and I imagine the á and cap version of it is one of the most prominent, auxiliary, uses.
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The English set is missing
Àà
, which is used in French or pseudo-French expressions.I suspect that
Áá
should not be in the set. According to what I've found on Wikipedia, it's only used in very specific foreign terms: halászlé (Hungarian), páramo (Spanish), háček (Czech).(For context I am a native American English speaker.)
Further reading:
Àà
but notÁá
.