Leandro
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I used letters from the cyrillic alphabet. They look identical but have distinct unicode code points.
I took d, r, and n from the Latin alphabet, and е and о from the cyrillic alphabet. If you quote this post you'll see that spellcheck doesn't like the cyrillic characters. See е vs e, о vs o.
Wouldn't it look more like ДЄЯОИ?
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His second letter was correct, since in Russian the "E" is "YE".
KoЯn
If I ever meet them I'll be sure to tell them to change their name to Корн.
I know about that and that's freaking stupid- Я is YA, nor R
Big deal, it's pretty nice to sit and watch those mistakes