What are the dotted and dotless letters in the Turkish alphabet?
Q: What are the dotted and dotless letters in the Turkish alphabet?
A: The dotted and dotless letters in the Turkish alphabet are I (ı) and İ (i).
Q: Do both the capital and lower case forms of these letters have dots?
A: Yes, both the capital and lower case forms of I and İ have dots.
Q: What is the difference in sound between the dotless I and the dotted İ?
A: The dotless I has the /ɯ/ sound, while the dotted İ has the /i/ sound.
Q: Can you provide an example of a word using the dotted İ?
A: "İstanbul" is an example of a word using the dotted İ. It is pronounced as /isˈtanbuɫ/.
Q: What other Turkic languages use both forms of I?
A: Azerbaijani and Tatar, among other Turkic languages using the Latin script, also use both the dotted İ and dotless I.
Q: Is there a dotted or dotless form of the letter J in the Turkish alphabet?
A: No, there is no dotted or dotless form of the letter J in the Turkish alphabet.
Q: Does a dotless J exist in Unicode?
A: Yes, a dotless J (ȷ) exists in Unicode.
