Lol that looks like something that got encoded as UTF-8 and then something like Windows-1252.
Righto, for WIndows-1252:
i with two dots is 207
one-quarter is 188
Œ is 140
UTF 207 188 140 decimal is binary 110
01111 10
111100 10
001100
which is looking good so far because the high-bit prefixes are correct for a multibyte encoding
01111 111100 001100 binary = 65292 decimal
Unicode character 65292 is a full-wifth comma
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