> So while we have two i’s (upper and lower), they have four
1. i
2. I
> No, we don’t have four i’s in Turkish. I(ı) and İ(i) are two separate letters
1. ı
2. I
3. i
4. İ
--> 4
1. i
2. I
> No, we don’t have four i’s in Turkish. I(ı) and İ(i) are two separate letters
1. ı
2. I
3. i
4. İ
--> 4
There was a great article posted here not too long ago about the actual origin of the qwerty keyboard, spoiler, it was not actually designed to slow typing down. Anyway a fun fact found in that article was why "I" is where it is. An early adopter of the typewriter was a telegraph transcription company. and they wanted "I" moved near the end of the numbers so using it as a "1" they could type the 18 in 1875 quicker.
https://repository.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/dspace/bitstream/2433...
So while we have two i's, they have four
1. i
2. I
No, we don't have four i's in English, I(i) and J(j) are two separate letters
1. i
2. I
3. j
4. J
--> 4