Talk:Attila (rock band)

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Italic 't' in "Концерт"

(Other than the subject-line, and the word "Концерт", I will be typing all letters with my standard US English (Latin) keyboard.) This is intended to be an explanatory note, in case others notice the same thing I did. While reading this article, the final letter in the italicized version of "Концерт" looked like an 'm'. I wondered how this happened, and thought that it might be a mistake, so I did a bit of research. What I found was that, in Russian, the italic version of a lowercase 'T' does look like an 'm'. So if that's how your browser is rendering it, it's probably not a mistake. --2607:FCC8:D68C:8500:F565:7F0:C578:6319 (talk) 19:30, 15 January 2018 (UTC)[reply]