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Feito
about 15 years ago
Kämpfer not Kampfer? I understand some are not clever enough to add the 2 extra dots, but it's possible with almost any keyboard layout, even US ones.
midzki
about 15 years ago
we couldn't against the fact English always beat any other languages.
SciFi
about 15 years ago
Until aoie knows how to alias its probably best to use the plain character.
I don't know the keyboard command to get them, I don't encounter them enough to bother to learn. I just copy them from somewhere.
aoie emesai
about 15 years ago
Hey now, i'm not that dumb >.<
Radioactive
about 15 years ago
I vote for plain kampfer. It just makes searching easier for a normal people.
SciFi
about 15 years ago
I didn't call you dumb. There is plenty I don't know that I need to.
Kairei
about 15 years ago
Bleh, I think kaede's an annoying girl, tryin tah always force herself on natsuru. (and speakin of that guy, he looks better as a girl. Much better).

Oh well. Yer talkin about the English version of the anime title, huh? Go for the spelling without the dots. Everyone'll know what yer talkin about anyway.
Debbie
about 15 years ago
I don't know if alias is what it means, but sometimes when I search for a word (like miwa_yoshikazu or yoshikazu_miwa) it appears the result, even though the order was different.

Why don't we do this with kämpfer and kampfer tags? Kampfer is easier but besides being the original, Kämpfer looks cooler. Lol.
Villeciel
about 15 years ago
Kämpfer is fighter in German
Revil
over 14 years ago
Radioactive said:
I vote for plain kampfer. It just makes searching easier for a normal people.
Does that mean, I'm not a normal person,
just 'cause I can write ä, ö and ü?

Can't you write ae for ä, oe for ö and ue for ü? Would be easier.
Revil
over 14 years ago
You can write them on this way:
ä = [Alt]+[1][3][2]
Ä = [Alt]+[1][4][2]
ö = [Alt]+[1][4][8]
Ö = [Alt]+[1][5][3]
ü = [Alt]+[1][2][9]
Ü = [Alt]+[1][5][4]

Edit: You need to know the ASCII.
Shanyy
over 14 years ago
Genderswap lulz. Also:
ä = [AltGr]+[a]
Ä = [AltGr]+[e]

Revil said:
My computer don't work with [AltGr]-combinations like your computer...
Yeah, it's about keyboard and language settings.
MugiMugi
over 14 years ago
There is a simplier way to remmeber and write those keys above LOL

¨+(a, o, u)

¨ is a key on your keyboard press it and then any of those 3 letters. Done.

PS most keyboards does not have ALTGR, and some who do those key combinations above does not give out that result. Example ALTGR+ E for me gives € Granted ALTGR is just ALT + CTRL

¨ usually share the same key as ^
Revil
over 14 years ago
My computer doesn't work with [AltGr]-combinationa like your one...
Luthei
over 13 years ago
Villeciel said:
Kämpfer is fighter in German
actually, Kampfer is fighter and Kämpfer is the plural
Kaliumcyanid
over 13 years ago
Luthei said:
actually, Kampfer is fighter and Kämpfer is the plural
Kampfer means something different and hasn't plural form in german and it means camphor in english.

Kämpfer has the same singular and plural form in german
WtfCakes
over 13 years ago
Anyways, this is an English site.
More like weeaboonese though ww.