Well in french, there are no special character but variation of normal character. Except maybe for œ and æ. Also I'm curious to see an example of ÿ in use.
this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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I am amazed that Polish almost avoided all of this (they still have a and e with the little commas) but ended up with blinding consonant clusters
Needless usevof a map
What about ß?