RE: [css3-fonts] subscript/superscript variants
Sylvain Galineau <[email protected]> Thu, 10 May 2012 09:25:13 +0000
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[John Hudson:] >=20 > On 09/05/12 3:11 PM, Christopher Slye wrote: >=20 > > John, to what misunderstanding are you referring? It looks to me like > > ordinal =E9 turns up in the real world often enough. -Christopher >=20 > [Note typo in my original message: it should be =E8 not =E9] >=20 > Ordinal =E8 shows up when people write premi=E8re as 1=E8re, but that is = an > error, and the correct ordinal abbreviation of premi=E8re is 1re. >=20 > The standard French ordinal is e -- e.g. 2e, 3e. 4e, etc. -- except for > the singular in which one needs to distinguish masculine premier and > feminine premi=E8re, which are respectively 1er and 1re. >=20 If by standard you mean 'what people *should* do', sure. In practice the use of =E8 remains common e.g. run a web search for "2=E8me".