#Latin-based languages supported by Gnome:

Basque	ñ, Ñ, ¿¡«»“”‘’
# Put it under Spanish.                           
# Really no other accents?

Catalan, çéíóúàèòïü, ÇÉÍÓÚÀÈÒÏÜ, ¿¡«»“”‘’
# Put it under Spanish?

Catalan (Valencian), NA, NA, NA                   
# Never heard of this. Is it like normal Catalan?

Czech, áčďéěíňóřšťúůýž, ÁČĎÉĚÍŇÓŘŠŤÚŮÝŽ, „“‚‘»«›‹

Danish, æøåáéíóúǽǿ, ÆØÅÁÉÍÓÚǼǾ, »«›‹„““”‚‘
# The lowercase accented letters may be rare-ish, 
# and the uppercase ones very rare. Consider a secondary palette?

Dutch, áéíóúĳäëïöü, ÁÉÍÓÚĲÄËÏÖÜ, „”‚’“”‘’
# Of the diaresis letters, it's only ë and ï that are frequent. Again, caps
# rarely get diacriticised. Perhaps just make several cross-language 
# 'accented caps' palettes --- acutes, graves, circonflexes, etc? 

# In general organising by accent seems to be smarter than organising by
# letter. Sure, letter shapes are easier to spot --- but a language is more
# likely to use several acute accents than to use several different letters
# 'a'.

English, èäëïöüéç, NA, ‘’“”
# I think. Mostly in loan words. Even then rarely. I've omitted the caps, I
# think they're rarer still.

Estonian, äöüšžõ, ÄÖÜŠŽÕ, „“«»

Finnish, åäö, ÅÄÖ, ”’»
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French, àèùâêîôûéëïüÿœæç, ÀÈÙÂÊÎÔÛÉËÏÜŸŒÆÇ, «»‹›“”‘’
# Capital diacritics are often omitted. The Académie Française disapproves.

Galician, áéíóúñ, ÁÉÍÓÚÑ, ¿¡«»“”‘’
# File under Spanish

German, äöüß, ÄÖÜ, „“‚‘»«›‹

Hungarian, áéíóúöüő, ÁÉÍÓÚÖÜŐ, „”»«

Italian, éóàèìòù, ÉÓÀÈÌÒÙ, «»“”‘’

Japanese (Romaji) ō, Ō,「」『』
# Is this palette needed? It's only the o-macron, I believe. 

Lithuanian, ąęįųėūčšž, ĄĘĮŲĖŪČŠŽ, „“‚‘«»‹›

Norwegian, éóèòâêôæøå, ÉÓÈÒÂÊÔÆØÅ, «»’’„”’’
# Unless I am mistaken, Norwegian often uses its special letters initially ---
# at least Æ, Ø, and Å. So better not separate them out.

Polish, ąćęłńóśźż, ĄĆĘŁŃÓŚŹŻ, „”«»«»

Portuguese, áéíóúâêôàãõç, ÁÉÍÓÚÂÊÔÀÃÕÇ, «»“”‘’

Romanian, ăâîșşț, ŢĂÂÎȘŞȚŢ, „”«»

Serbian, ćđčšž, ĆĐČŠŽ, „“’’»«

Slovenian, áéíóêôèòčšžćđäëö, ÜÁÉÍÓÊÔÈÒČŠŽĆĐÄËÖÜ, „“‚‘»«›‹
# áéíóêôèò --- These letters are not strictly part of the alphabet, but I
# understand that they are used relatively frequently?

Spanish áéíóúüñ, ÁÉÍÓÚÜÑ, ¿¡«»“”‘’
# Merge with Catalan, Galician, Basque?

Swedish åäö, ÅÄÖ, ”’»›
# Make one all-Scandinavian palette?

Turkish, öüçşğı, ÖÜÇŞĞI, «»‹›“”‘’
