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Old Qua or Ker (natively /kəʁ kʼrip/ 'Ker speech') is spoken in Angai's British Isles, contemporaneously with Classical Thean.

Qua has a history similar to Hmong (stop finals are lost) but takes it a step further (nasal vowels are denasalized)

p t̼ t ts c k ʔ ⁿp ⁿt̼ ⁿt ⁿts ⁿc ⁿk pʼ t̼ʼ tʼ cʼ kʼ m n̼ n ɲ ˀm ˀn̼ ˀn ˀɲ ˀŋ ʰm ʰn̼ ʰn ʰɲ ʰŋ w j ˀw ˀj ʰw ʰj θ̼ θ s ɕ h

j l r

a i ə o

p t k m n ŋ w j ʁ

-ʔ -s

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	'''Old Qua''' or '''Ker''' (natively ''kəʁ kʼrip'' 'Ker speech') is spoken in Angai's British Isles, contemporaneously with Classical Thean.		'''Old Qua''' or '''Ker''' (natively /kəʁ kʼrip/ 'Ker speech') is spoken in Angai's British Isles, contemporaneously with Classical Thean.

	Qua has a history similar to Hmong (stop finals are lost) but takes it a step further (nasal vowels are denasalized)		Qua has a history similar to Hmong (stop finals are lost) but takes it a step further (nasal vowels are denasalized)