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Please write correctly "У меня было много веселья делает кириллический набор символов. НАСЛАЖДАТЬСЯ! Моя семья на самом деле украинский лол"
In true Russian "Мне было очень весело делать кириллицу. Наслаждайся. моя семья на самом деле из Украины лол."

The glyphs for the 8 precomposed inverted breve code points below contain the base character, but do not the inverted breve mark.

U+0206	LATIN CA­PI­TAL LET­TER E WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+0207	LATIN SMALL LET­TER E WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+020A	LATIN CA­PI­TAL LET­TER I WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+020B	LATIN SMALL LET­TER I WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+020E	LATIN CA­PI­TAL LET­TER O WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+020F	LATIN SMALL LET­TER O WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+0212	LATIN CA­PI­TAL LET­TER R WITH INVERTED BREVE	
U+0213	LATIN SMALL LET­TER R WITH INVERTED BREVE	

Sample from hb-view:

Fix:

Add inverted breve mark glyph to each of the above glyphs.

The glyphs of U+0521 CYRILLIC SMALL LETTER EL WITH MIDDLE HOOK and U+0522 CYRILLIC CAPITAL LETTER EN WITH MIDDLE HOOK are swapped.

U+FB30 HEBREW LETTER ALEF WITH MAPIQ should be mapped to the glyph alefdagesh. (Mapiq and dagesh have the same code point.)

Many Turkic orthographies distinguish between a dotted and dotless "I". These orthographies use U+0049 LATIN CAPITAL I to represent the uppercase dotless ⟨I⟩ and U+0130 LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH DOT ABOVE to represent the uppercase dotted ⟨İ⟩. Additionally, some Athabaskan language orthographies regularly avoid putting dots on upper- or lowercase "I" to avoid confusion with ⟨Í⟩.

Examples from Noto Sans:

(U+0049, U+0131, U+0130, U+0069)

"Some Time Later" places a dot on U+0049, and places a very high dot on U+0130, making both glyphs inappropriate for these orthographies:

(U+0049, U+0131, U+0130, U+0069)

Fix:

• Substitute Iota for I (U+0049) for the following languages: Azerbaijani (AZE ), Crimean Tatar (CRT ), Gaguaz (GAG ), Kazakh (KAZ ), Tatar (TAT ), Turkish (TRK ), Slavey (SLA ), North Slavey (SCS ), South Slavey (SSL), Chipewyan (CHP ).
  • dotlessI is inappropriate because it's not the full height of the other uppercase glyphs.
  • I imagine the dot on I likely needs to be maintained in most usage to map to the origin font, hence the OT language tagging.
  • Dogrib/Tlicho (dgr) would also be appropriate but it does not yet have a registered OpenType language tag.
• Change Idotaccent (U+0130) to use Iota as its base glyph instead of dotlessI.
• For U+00CD LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH ACUTE and U+012E LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH OGONEK for Slavey (SLA ), North Slavey (SCS ), South Slavey (SSL), and Chipewyan (CHP ), use a new glyph with Iota as the base glyph.

Oh hi.

Just suggesting that it would be great for the current, backslant exclamation mark, to have an upright variant as well, because: one, it's common; and two, it's also faithful to the cartoon. Also a forwardslant maybe? I don't know if it's common enough

Thank you.

I'm 99% sure it's as accurate that we'll ever get (besides this). It was found in the game files for "Spongebob Operation:Krabby Patty", ripped, and put online.

Hello, can you add Hiragana and Katakana letters?
I like the Japanese letters.
Please tell the coming changes and characters.
I'm since years interested on the SpongeBob font.

The glyphs of U+03CF..U+03D4, U+03D7, and U+03F0 are duplicates of basic Greek letters’ glyphs. U+03CF and U+03D7, the kai symbols, are kappas with descenders. The rest are specific glyph variants of the basic letters. See also ctrlcctrlv/TT2020#12.

For comparison, here they are in Nishiki-teki, along with the basic letters they look different from.

To be clear, duplication is not a problem per se. It’s fine that U+03D5 GREEK PHI SYMBOL duplicates U+03C6 GREEK SMALL LETTER PHI, because their glyph in this font is the one that U+03D5 requires. It’s just some of them that don’t have the right glyph variants.

Hello. Is it just me? or is it the "%" and greek symbol omega is more spaced?
AND THE HEBREW LETTER ALEPH DOES LOOK LIKE A "K'?

uni01CF (U+01CF LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH CARON) uses the dotted "I" as its base glyph, when it should use a dotless "I" like the other accented "I"s:

See Noto Sans:

Fix:

• Replace base glyph of uni01CF with dotlessI

U+0123 LATIN SMALL LETTER G WITH CEDILLA is rendered with a combining upright comma that overlaps with the base glyph:

It should be an inverted comma. See Noto Sans:

Fix:

• Invert and potentially reposition combining comma mark on uni0123

Ibreve (U+012C LATIN CAPITAL LETTER I WITH BREVE) uses a caron as its mark instead of a breve.

Fix:

• Replace mark on Ibreve with breve glyph