Talk:Wolofal alphabet

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Characters in the Wolofal alphabet that represent a consonant sound that does not occur in Arabic

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The Wolofal alphabet includes characters that represent a consonant sound that does not occur in Arabic, and hence, cannot be represented in the Arabic alphabet. For example, گࣹهْ (geh), which is made from the two letters گࣹ and هْ. Some of the other consonant characters unique to the Wolofal alphabet are peh ݒࣹهْ, ceh ݖࣹهْ, ŋoon ݝࣷونْ and ñoon ݧࣷونْ. Permacultura (talk) 13:06, 31 August 2024 (UTC)Reply