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Old Qua (kəʁ kʼrip 'Qua language') 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''' (''kəʁ kʼrip'') is spoken in Angai's British Isles, contemporaneously with Classical Thean.		'''Old Qua''' (''kəʁ kʼrip'' 'Qua language') 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)