It's probably not news to anyone here that Python 3 gives us access to the unicode codespace for Python names, not just string literals, meaning our functions and classes, lists and dictionaries, might go outside Latin-1 for their source code representation.
I have an example in my blog: http://mybizmo.blogspot.com/2008/05/chinese-names-in-python.html If others have Python source with names in other languages, that might be fun to see. Images are probably better than actual source code, as it's up to the font library to render unicode properly and many Python text editors aren't prepared to render all these characters (yet). I used lucidabright in IDLE for my screen shot (Ubuntu 8.4 laptop). Kirby Portland, OR -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
