Almost, the strictly correct characters are КЛИК. You can see a slight difference between K/К in most fonts, and the Cyrillic L only looks like Greek lambda when stylized.
I prefer the Korean script, which looks like several numbers:
Korean symbols (Hangul syllables) are in U+AC00 through U+DFFF and comprised of 2-3 strokes that can be found individually from U+3130 to U+318F. I skimmed through CJK syllables and the overwhelming lack of lone vertical lines makes it unlikely. I think that enough East Asians know about Loss that we’d get the character go virally copied and pasted, like Kaomoji faces, ߷ “Fidget Spinner” (NKo “Gbakorunen” symbol) and ඞ “Crewmate” (Sinhala “Kantaja Naasikyaya” symbol) if it existed.
Let’s watch KAИK tonight
Almost, the strictly correct characters are КЛИК. You can see a slight difference between K/К in most fonts, and the Cyrillic L only looks like Greek lambda when stylized.
I prefer the Korean script, which looks like several numbers:
클릭
Hey honey let’s watch 32127 tonight!
Can you guess the TV show from faux Korean?
디읆ㄹ
Best guess is 90210
You are correct, I misremembered the Beverly Hills ZIP code as 90202. If I didn’t, I’d have written
디ㅇ렁 or 당링
That almost looks like loss. Guess it’s time to look for the correct combination of korean symbols
Korean symbols (Hangul syllables) are in U+AC00 through U+DFFF and comprised of 2-3 strokes that can be found individually from U+3130 to U+318F. I skimmed through CJK syllables and the overwhelming lack of lone vertical lines makes it unlikely. I think that enough East Asians know about Loss that we’d get the character go virally copied and pasted, like Kaomoji faces, ߷ “Fidget Spinner” (NKo “Gbakorunen” symbol) and ඞ “Crewmate” (Sinhala “Kantaja Naasikyaya” symbol) if it existed.
ㆁ ㆂ
ㆂ ㆆ
Almost
I prefer those that can be written on 1 line of text. Also, these come with a kind of strikethrough to divide the panels:
슜|싄