Hoffnung is Onyx.

- Mike Yanega

‘doufat’ is Futura.
‘надежда’ is somewhere between Verdana and Myriad.
‘надявам се’ is probably Helvetica (not Neue).
‘希望’ look like Hiragino Kaku Gothic to me.
‘ελπίδα’ seems to be a hodge-podge of different typefaces, or a font without proper support for Greek.
‘희망’ is Batang.
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’speranza’ looks a lot like Amadeus by Anthony Nash, but it may only be one version of this antique script. Someone else may have done a similar revival. I only say this because I’m not sure the font is identical to your sample, though it is quite close.

- Mike Yanega

Non-font/offtopic: This is the second time (after the recent FontBureau thing IIRC) that I’ve seen «espérer» in such a comp. Isn’t «espérer» a verb while most others (certainly «speranza» & «Hoffnung») are clearly nouns? Hello English-speakers, other languages have separate words for to hope, and the hope. Ah, language.
Sorry, carry on.

How to type these text using english keyboard?? I have copied it & pasted here.

“джд’
‘дям ’
‘希望’
‘ελπίδα’
‘희망’

@ artslons, Why not just copy and paste them to wherever you want to type.

Or set your keyboard language on your OS to what ever language they are, Russian?

just coping & pasting can solve my problem for now but what if i got same kind of work in future?? thats why i want to know it.....i really don’t know what language they are to set my keyboard as per that language :(

What OS do you use?

Ergonis offers a helpful tool for the occasional insertion of foreign/special characters, PopChar.

FWIW,
‘надежда’ is Russian.
‘希望’ is Chinese/Japanese.
‘ελπίδα’ is Greek.
‘희망’ is Korean.

I do use WindowsXP professional. can anyone also help how to set keyboard language??