最佳答案
Some fonts on Google Web Fonts support multiple "character sets". The thing is, if the web font I use only serves the "latin" glyphs, users who translate the page to a language whose glyphs aren't supported will clearly notice the messed up text.
I'd like my web fonts to support the most popular languages in the world aside from English, for example, Spanish, German, French, etc.
For this purpose, I'd like to know, which languages exactly, the "latin" and "latin-extended" cater to, individually.
I expect the answer to look like:
Latin Character Set & Supported Languages:
- ..........
- ..........
- ..........
Latin-Extended Character Set & Supported Languages:
- ..........
- ..........
- ..........
I couldn't find this info in Google Web Fonts documentation, or by Googling.