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I know that in Ukrainian it is common to omit ґ because we also have г. Sometime letters з, о, and ч also not used because they are similar to 3, 0, and 4. Which letters should be used and which should be omitted in French?



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    Suppose i need to number list in French text like the following in English:



    a)
    b)
    c)
    d)


    I know that in Ukrainian it is common to omit ґ because we also have г. Sometime letters з, о, and ч also not used because they are similar to 3, 0, and 4. Which letters should be used and which should be omitted in French?



    I would like to accept an answer which refers to some rule provided by an institution which takes care about French language or some secondary source which is based on this rule.










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      Suppose i need to number list in French text like the following in English:



      a)
      b)
      c)
      d)


      I know that in Ukrainian it is common to omit ґ because we also have г. Sometime letters з, о, and ч also not used because they are similar to 3, 0, and 4. Which letters should be used and which should be omitted in French?



      I would like to accept an answer which refers to some rule provided by an institution which takes care about French language or some secondary source which is based on this rule.










      share|improve this question









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      Suppose i need to number list in French text like the following in English:



      a)
      b)
      c)
      d)


      I know that in Ukrainian it is common to omit ґ because we also have г. Sometime letters з, о, and ч also not used because they are similar to 3, 0, and 4. Which letters should be used and which should be omitted in French?



      I would like to accept an answer which refers to some rule provided by an institution which takes care about French language or some secondary source which is based on this rule.







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          No letters should be omitted. You can use from a to z and from A to Z.



          Only diacritics are omitted: à, â, ä, é, è, ê, ë, ...



          Official reference : Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale (Unfortunately, this work isn't available online.)






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          • Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

            – costrom
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            @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

            – Toto
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          • Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

            – wjandrea
            7 hours ago











          • @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago






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            @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

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          No letters should be omitted. You can use from a to z and from A to Z.



          Only diacritics are omitted: à, â, ä, é, è, ê, ë, ...



          Official reference : Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale (Unfortunately, this work isn't available online.)






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          • Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

            – costrom
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            @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

            – Toto
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          • Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

            – wjandrea
            7 hours ago











          • @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago






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            @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago















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          No letters should be omitted. You can use from a to z and from A to Z.



          Only diacritics are omitted: à, â, ä, é, è, ê, ë, ...



          Official reference : Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale (Unfortunately, this work isn't available online.)






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            – Toto
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          • Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

            – wjandrea
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          • @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago






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            @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago













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          No letters should be omitted. You can use from a to z and from A to Z.



          Only diacritics are omitted: à, â, ä, é, è, ê, ë, ...



          Official reference : Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale (Unfortunately, this work isn't available online.)






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          No letters should be omitted. You can use from a to z and from A to Z.



          Only diacritics are omitted: à, â, ä, é, è, ê, ë, ...



          Official reference : Lexique des règles typographiques en usage à l'Imprimerie nationale (Unfortunately, this work isn't available online.)







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          • Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

            – costrom
            9 hours ago






          • 1





            @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

            – Toto
            9 hours ago











          • Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

            – wjandrea
            7 hours ago











          • @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago

















          • Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

            – costrom
            9 hours ago






          • 1





            @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

            – Toto
            9 hours ago











          • Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

            – wjandrea
            7 hours ago











          • @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago






          • 1





            @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

            – Dimitris
            7 hours ago
















          Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

          – costrom
          9 hours ago





          Are 'c' and 'ç' different letters, or just a difference of diacritics?

          – costrom
          9 hours ago




          1




          1





          @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

          – Toto
          9 hours ago





          @costrom: It's just a diacritic difference.

          – Toto
          9 hours ago













          Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

          – wjandrea
          7 hours ago





          Ligatures æ and œ are omitted too, right?

          – wjandrea
          7 hours ago













          @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

          – Dimitris
          7 hours ago





          @wjandrea See the deleted answer of jlliagre.

          – Dimitris
          7 hours ago




          1




          1





          @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

          – Dimitris
          7 hours ago





          @wjandrea I guess that deleted answers are not visible to everyone:-)! jlliagre wrote: * All the plain 26 French alphabet letters are used. Letters with diacritical marks (like à, ç and é are never used in such lists, same with ligatures like œ ).*

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