Quote Originally Posted by JimmySeal
Japanese windows seems to be bad at displaying any non-English language other than Japanese. I can select 3 varieties of simplified Chinese, but they just make everything more garbled, and picking unicode didn't help either. I just discovered that picking ƒ†[ƒU[’è‹` fixes all the Chinese, but screws up mikawa ossan's sig. I'm lost.
Anyway, I think ‰p•¶ and ‰pŒê both mean English, but in different contexts.
Wow, afaik eibun and eigo are totally different. Eibun means "a sentence in English" whereas eigo means the language "English". not exactly the same you know.