please be careful when decorating your layouts/combos,
some people have been using/calling symbols apart of languages as
âcute symbolsâ which can be extremely offensive and disrespectful in any way.
here is some of the symbols you may know :
ð· : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð¹ ðŒ : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð§ : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð², ð³, ðŽ, ðµ, ð¶, ð· : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð¢, ð
: Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð¯: Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð¹ðº : Egyptian Hieroglyph
ð : Egyptian Hieroglyph
人 : Chinese Language
ä¹ : Chinese Language
àž
: Thai Language
๠: Thai Language
á, á, á, á, á±, á³, á², á°, á, á
, á, á, á, á, á, á, á, á, á, á, áá(.á ) : Canadian Aboriginal Syllabics
à«® : Gujarati Language
ઠઠ: Gujarati Language
á : Baybayin
ê° ê± : Yi Radical
á : Georgian
êŠê· : Yi Radical
àšà§ : Oriya
à : Oriya
ପ : Oriya
ã: Japanese Language
ã : Japanese Language
ã : Japanese Language
á : Hangul
ౚ : Telugu
ৠ: Bengali
(Often combinated as ౚà§)
ê« : Vai Language (The Vai syllable bhi)
ê€ : Vai Language (The Vai syllable za)
ê : Vai Language
âµ : tefinagh
𥊠: bamum
ᯟ : Batak
ã¹ : Hangzhou
ã£: Hangzhou
〠: Japanese
ð : Newa
ã: Japanese
ããœãŸ : japanese
᪠: cherokee
á : unified canadian aboriginal syllabics
ã : china / korea / japanese full stop
ð² 𥊠: egyptian hieroglyph
ੳ : batak
α : Greek Language
ζ : Greek Language
Ο : Greek Language
β : Greek Language
ážáž á : khmer
ᢠ: unified canadian aboriginal syllabics
feel free to copy and submit this so more people can know.
(putting random tags so people are able to see this)