The recent Source Han Sans Version 2.001 update provided to me an excellent opportunity to bring Adobe Clean Han, Adobe’s corporate Pan-CJK typeface, into alignment. I am pleased to announce that, as of yesterday, the updated Adobe Clean Han fonts are now being served to this blog via Adobe Fonts.
To celebrate this significant update, I decided that it would be appropriate to illustrate—using live text that can be easily copied and repurposed elsewhere—the 68 ideographs that include five separate glyphs, one for each of the five supported regions/languages:
Simplified Chinese |
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傑僭割劘匾叟喝塌姿嬴幰廋扇扉搨摩榻溲潛瀛瘦瞎磨窖竇箭篠簉糙綢纛羸翁翦翩肓臝艘花裯褐謁譖豁贏轄返迷途造週遍遭選遼鄰釁閼雕靠靡颼飯驎鬣魔麗麟 |
Traditional Chinese—Taiwan |
傑僭割劘匾叟喝塌姿嬴幰廋扇扉搨摩榻溲潛瀛瘦瞎磨窖竇箭篠簉糙綢纛羸翁翦翩肓臝艘花裯褐謁譖豁贏轄返迷途造週遍遭選遼鄰釁閼雕靠靡颼飯驎鬣魔麗麟 |
Traditional Chinese—Hong Kong SAR |
傑僭割劘匾叟喝塌姿嬴幰廋扇扉搨摩榻溲潛瀛瘦瞎磨窖竇箭篠簉糙綢纛羸翁翦翩肓臝艘花裯褐謁譖豁贏轄返迷途造週遍遭選遼鄰釁閼雕靠靡颼飯驎鬣魔麗麟 |
Japanese |
傑僭割劘匾叟喝塌姿嬴幰廋扇扉搨摩榻溲潛瀛瘦瞎磨窖竇箭篠簉糙綢纛羸翁翦翩肓臝艘花裯褐謁譖豁贏轄返迷途造週遍遭選遼鄰釁閼雕靠靡颼飯驎鬣魔麗麟 |
Korean |
傑僭割劘匾叟喝塌姿嬴幰廋扇扉搨摩榻溲潛瀛瘦瞎磨窖竇箭篠簉糙綢纛羸翁翦翩肓臝艘花裯褐謁譖豁贏轄返迷途造週遍遭選遼鄰釁閼雕靠靡颼飯驎鬣魔麗麟 |
It’s comforting to know that I can now language-tag text in CJK Type Blog articles using five different languages, whereas I was previously limited to only four.