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==Phonology== | ==Phonology== | ||
The following is the phonology of Standard | The following is the phonology of Standard Kuam. | ||
=== Phonotactics === | === Phonotactics === | ||
A morpheme is almost always monosyllabic. A syllable always has the structure IR<sup>T</sup>, where I = initial, R = rime, and T = tone. {{SUBPAGENAME}} has 33 initials, 9 rimes, and 11 tones, making 3267 possible syllables. | A morpheme is almost always monosyllabic. A syllable always has the structure IR<sup>T</sup>, where I = initial, R = rime, and T = tone. {{SUBPAGENAME}} has 33 initials, 9 rimes, and 11 tones, making 3267 possible syllables. | ||
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== Orthography == | == Orthography == | ||
Kuam is written in the Kuam script and uses a very deep orthography, like Tibetan. | |||
[[Category:Angai]] | [[Category:Angai]] | ||