I’m in Germany, where the Y and Z have swapped places on the keyboards. So: “QWERTZ keyboards have C, F, G, I, J, L, M, O, P, U, & X.”
Actually, using the ampersand(&) to stand for the word “and” is cheating. Which makes her sentence 34 letters.
I’ve seen pangrams with only 26 letters, but they don’t make much sense.
I think using an ampersand should be considered cheating.
Stephen, post your 26-letter pangram!
ozed over 10 years ago
I’m in Germany, where the Y and Z have swapped places on the keyboards. So: “QWERTZ keyboards have C, F, G, I, J, L, M, O, P, U, & X.”
Nebulous Premium Member over 10 years ago
Actually, using the ampersand(&) to stand for the word “and” is cheating. Which makes her sentence 34 letters.
Stephen Gilberg over 10 years ago
I’ve seen pangrams with only 26 letters, but they don’t make much sense.
Michael Beeson Premium Member over 10 years ago
I think using an ampersand should be considered cheating.
Stephen, post your 26-letter pangram!