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:<big>Ąą Áá Ââ Ăă Ää Ćć Çç Čč Ďď Đđ Éé Ęę Ëë Ěě  Íí Îî Ĺĺ Ľľ Łł Ńń Ňň Óó Ôô Őő Öö Ŕŕ Řř Śś Šš Şş Ťť Ţţ Ůů Úú Űű Üü Ýý Źź Žž Żż ß</big>

:<big>Ąą Áá Ââ Ăă Ää Ćć Çç Čč Ďď Đđ Éé Ęę Ëë Ěě  Íí Îî Ĺĺ Ľľ Łł Ńń Ňň Óó Ôô Őő Öö Ŕŕ Řř Śś Šš Şş Ťť Ţţ Ůů Úú Űű Üü Ýý Źź Žž Żż ß</big>

Latin-3 is South European, including Esperanto and Turkish. However, this encoding standard is rarely used since Turkish is more commonly encoded as Latin-5. Latin-4 is North European. This is another redundant standard since the Nordic languages are more commonly encoded as Latin-6.

Turkish is encoded as Latin-5, while the Nordic languages are encoded as Latin-6.

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