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Ah Oka
‘ā ōka
Pronunciation[ʔaː o̞ːka]
Created byJukethatbox
Date2024
EthnicityTipu Oka
Early forms
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Ah Oka(‘ā ōka [ʔaː o̞ːka]) is a Sinatolean Hauhau language spoken on Ka Oka(kā ōka) island in the Nelahgan Islands. It is the most spoken descendant of the ancient Hau-Hau language, which was the first Sinatolean language branch to diverge with the arrival of the T'pu Hau people on the Pukahau Archipelago of the Nelahgans.

Phonology

Vowels

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Close i iː u uː
Mid o̞ o̞ː
Open a aː