How to pronounce “font”(noun) in English

That font here, this design, that little mistake came through since 1836 to now.

But the Cherokee Nation font here is the one that really solidified its status as the standard font for a long time after that.

And we had this font since about the year 2000.

The Cadugi font from Microsoft-- let's see if I can find it here-- is actually,

I posed for that font in 1996.

I mentioned fonts, financial innovations, and stand-up comedy.

So John has his own font in the book, comes in and out.

And I also created this terrible font, which I included just so that you could see how terrible it is.

say uh one time with Leo Font with Oay one of his great films I actually made

It's actually not in a font bigger than my name, but I appreciate the permission to use the title and the kind

Blue may not be the best font here, but this is in HTTPS.

And they commissioned him to develop a font, but it never got produced.

And he helped design this font.

And it's a really nice font.

Even more Cherokees are designing fonts, too, but it's nice to see this explosion of font design for us.

This is actually the first font that was actually designed and vetted in conjunction with the Cherokee Nation itself.

same old paper with the same all font when I could and should develop a book that would be the way I would want

and we made these horrible messes of font, dog's breakfast of fonts, and we knew nothing about letting and kerning and flow and wrap-around, but we got

and scanned in to create a font and then I came up with our

yada and bright red big font and then underneath it says something like you know Google is is can see where you're

updated to a kind of Barack Obama font it would look like

And both governments developed their own fonts out of it.

All those other ones were-- the fonts, they were created independently.

And it's actually six different fonts.

And I also convinced my publisher to give you your own font, which was no small task, I may say, because it made the production and layout

You know, your font is completely-- your colors are off.

This is considered probably the very first Cherokee font that was designed by an actual Cherokee, by Franklin McLain.

There were several independent newspapers that were published using this font.

So he got a grant to make a Cherokee font.

This just shows how one would type using that font, the uppercase and the lowercase keys to access all the different syllables.

And there is the Noto Sans Cherokee Google font, which I think is really great.

That's one thing that we-- we showed how that one font that we had for the longest time-- we used it forever.

piracy and I think just trun or Tran is a the font of every movie at goodie bag.

them this small boy and they disagreed at the font over what they should call him father wanted him called um uh well

And what that does it that generates a 7th font which is the grey.

type face and then brought that word in all the different fonts, kind of representing

Like I mentioned, we were using that other font before for everything.

And the reason why it was named that is the idea here with this particular font is if there are any other native languages that

I'm representing the commonness of these names by how large the font is.

those moments where I look at my catalog and I see the same font for every Roots logo and it's like wow that's really incredible, I made 15 records, like these are my 15 kids.

This very neat handwriting, very different font, uh, different color scheme, says “over.” When you flip the letter over you see this note, which says, “If your little girl is

Or a different font, perhaps we could go to Helvetica. Do you have the ability to change the font?

You can change the font.

>>So we can use a softer font when it's a softer voice and use a square font when it's a strong voice, for example.

We went for white on black, big fonts bigger icons.

after it was invented by Gutenberg that of course what it was created the fonts were made to mimic the scribes

I think most people find that you speaking in your own font does work, which was a bit of a risk.

And I said, you know the publisher will put it on the front cover in a font bigger than my name.

The text here-- when you see Cherokee, that's a Google font, called Noto Sans Cherokee.