Terminal Emulator for Android (as of 1.0.33) has partial Unicode UTF-8 support.
Unicode is a standard for encoding all the world's written languages.
UTF-8 is a character encoding that encodes Unicode characters into a byte stream that is compatible with 7-bit ASCII.
Menu -> Preferences -> Enable UTF-8 Support Then reset your terminal: Menu -> More -> Reset Term
Menu -> Preferences -> uncheck Enable UTF-8 Support Then reset your terminal: Menu -> More -> Reset Term
- Single-character UTF-8 characters
- East-Asian scripts (Japanese, Chinese, Korean)
- Some form, line-drawing, math, currency characters
- Combining diacritical marks.
- Right-to-left characters (e.g. Middle-Eastern languages.)
- Characters like Brail that are not present in the Android fonts.