Does Australia use this>æ<letter?

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I just happened to have seen it in some autralian poster. So is it true, does the australians use the æ? Or am i just hallucinating:crazyeye:
 
I always asumed Australians spoke a language that sounds vaguely like English :p , I can't see why they would use that character.
 
I think it's only used in Scandinavia.
 
Mr President got it in one.

Only hand written after many rounds.
 
i know it sounds stupid, but i swear i saw it on that australian poster, are´nt there any australians around here?
 
Tell me where it is on the keyboard an I'll use it!
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Originally posted by Tacit_Exit
Tell me where it is on the keyboard an I'll use it!
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on my(danish) keyboard it is left to L, left to Æ is Ø and over Ø is Å
 
Originally posted by Yoda Power


on my(danish) keyboard it is left to L, left to Æ is Ø and over Ø is Å

I've got ; and ' and [ in those positions, yoda.

And straight answer; no Aussies use the same alphabetical symbols as english, it was probably an attempt to be 'arty' or sound 'continental' (read sophisticated)
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Originally posted by Yoda Power
well in case they have to write ae do they then write æ?
The only time I've ever seen that conjuction (?) used in 'proper' (and I use that term loosely) english was in a Gary Gygax FRPG called Mythus; terms like Aerth, Aegypt were substituted for Earth, Egypt for example.
Otherwise, I've never encountered it.
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about my keyboard: wooops, now you are going to think im an idiot, but i swithced left and right so everything i said that was left is really right.:blush:
 
Originally posted by Yoda Power


¤<--thats the symbol above 4;)

Well, whatever it is. It must not be important since I don't see it on my American keyboard. :yeah:
 
Originally posted by Skullbones


Well, whatever it is. It's must not be important since I don't see it on my American keyboard. :yeah:

well i have no idea what it´s use is
 
I think it's used mainly in the Australian greeting, as in "g'dæ Bruce"
 
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