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write numeral 9 like lowercase g

Could you describe this more specifically? There are a wide variety of lowercase "g"s to choose from. --Brion

This seems like a fairly nonuseful page to me... Australians rarely if ever cross their 7, and while there are different conventions for writing letters and numbers, I think it's fairly arbitrary to say 'X' never does this, or 'Y' always does the other. It depends on who taught you...

Programmers and mathematicians generally put a diagonal slash through a 0 to differentiate it from a capital O, but I wouldn't call that an 'accent'.KJ

Er, foreign to where? I thought wikipedia was a worldwide encyclopedia?! DanKeshet

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