When I put up my first post on Google Web fonts (Google Web fonts and Hanyu Pinyin), that site offered 252 font families, 29 of which cover at least parts of Latin Extended. Now, some three months later, the total has grown to 342 font families, with 70 of those covering at least parts of Latin Extended.

Only two of the new families, however, support Hanyu Pinyin with tone marks: Ubuntu Condensed and Ubuntu Mono. That brings the total to eight Google Web fonts that support Hanyu Pinyin: four serifs and four sans serifs.

Serif

• EB Garamond
• Gentium Basic
• Gentium Book Basic
• Neuton

Sans Serif

• Andika
• Ubuntu
• Ubuntu Condensed
• Ubuntu Mono

Here’s what the two new families, Ubuntu Condensed and Ubuntu Mono, look like next to the earlier Ubuntu.

For reference, here’s the total list of Latin Extended, with Pinyin-compliant fonts in bold.

Serif Faces

1. Bitter
2. Cardo
3. Caudex
4. EB Garamond
5. Enriqueta
6. Gentium Basic
7. Gentium Book Basic
8. Neuton
9. Playfair Display
10. Radley
11. Sorts Mill Goudy

Sans Serif Faces

1. Andika
2. Anonymous Pro
3. Anton
4. Chango
5. Didact Gothic
6. Francois One
7. Fresca
8. Istok Web
9. Jockey One
10. Jura
11. Marmelad
12. Open Sans Condensed
13. Open Sans
14. Play
15. Signika Negative
16. Signika
17. Tenor Sans
18. Ubuntu
19. Ubuntu Condensed
20. Ubuntu Mono
21. Varela
22. Viga

Display Faces (all fail)

1. Abril Fatface
2. Arbutus
3. Bubblegum Sans
4. Butcherman Caps
5. Chicle
6. Eater Caps
7. Forum
8. Kelly Slab
9. Knewave
10. Lobster
11. MedievalSharp
12. Modern Antiqua
13. Nosifer Caps
14. Piedra
15. Passion One
16. Plaster
17. Rammetto One
18. Ribeye Marrow
19. Ribeye
20. Righteous
21. Ruslan Display
22. Stint Ultra Condensed

Handwriting Faces (all fail)

1. Aguafina Script
2. Aladin
3. Devonshire
4. Dr Sugiyama
5. Fondamento
6. Herr Von Muellerhoff
7. Marck Script
8. Miss Fajardos
9. Miss Saint Delafield
10. Monsieur La Doulaise
11. Mr Bedford
12. Mr Dafoe
13. Mr De Haviland
14. Mrs Sheppards
15. Niconne
16. Patrick Hand