Martin von Loewis loewis at informatik.hu-berlin.de
Thu Jan 3 13:04:29 EST 2002

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fbartlet at wiley.com (Frederick H. Bartlett) writes:

> I am somewhat familiar with the Georgian alphabet. (I once tried to
> translate an aria from paliashvili's _abessalom da eteri_ for my wife
> -- but I ended up translating from the Russian. No offense, but
> Georgian really is an *impossible* language!). There are certainly
> some interesting issues: Capitalization, for one. And do you want the
> reencoding to be, essentially, a transliteration?

It depends in what format you have the Georgian data. E.g. if you have
them in Mac OS Georgian, you can define a codec that encodes to
Unicode.

Regards,
Martin

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