I think that Korean also has some variants, so trying out lang="ko" might get you results.
I don't know any details, though (e.g. whether they tend to go with Taiwan/Hong Kong/Japan as regards font choice, or which characters the difference could be noticeable in).
And for Latin, two other things that come to my mind are "g" (which can either have two ovals/circles in print or just one oval/circle plus a j-like hook: in IPA, properly only the second shape is used, so it gets its own code point, "ɡ" (U+0261 LATIN SMALL LETTER SCRIPT G)) and the "two thingies above" diacritic, which in German handwriting can be either two dots or two short lines, while in Hungarian, there's a distinction between öü on the one hand and őű on the other.
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Date: 2011-03-21 01:47 pm (UTC)I don't know any details, though (e.g. whether they tend to go with Taiwan/Hong Kong/Japan as regards font choice, or which characters the difference could be noticeable in).
And for Latin, two other things that come to my mind are "g" (which can either have two ovals/circles in print or just one oval/circle plus a j-like hook: in IPA, properly only the second shape is used, so it gets its own code point, "ɡ" (U+0261 LATIN SMALL LETTER SCRIPT G)) and the "two thingies above" diacritic, which in German handwriting can be either two dots or two short lines, while in Hungarian, there's a distinction between öü on the one hand and őű on the other.