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|script=ǃTłkaw script

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin script]]

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]] ([[Valmoric alphabet]])

|script=

|script = Draconic Alphabet

...ast within the book, no guide to pronunciation nor implication of a native script exists. The name derives from French [[wikt:lapin#French|''lapin'']] ("rabb It is written in a very English-looking use of the Latin script, with the exception of the character [[wikt:é|''é'']], which appears to b

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]]

...ced by the neighbouring Core Khad dialects for centuries, sharing the same script as well. Many loanwords entered the Thad varieties at different points in t

|script=[[w:Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]]

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]]

...ic]])<br/>'''ケ̣ㇽ゚''' ([[w:Katakana|Katakana]])<br/>'''ᨃᨙᨒ̲''' ([[w:Lontara script|Lontara]]) ...[[w:Cyrillic script|Cyrillic]]<br/>[[w:Katakana|Katakana]]<br/>[[w:Lontara script|Lontara]]

...int, the Common Khad phonology is rather accurately rendered by its native script. Some prefix letters became assimilated to the root sounds. The pretonic vo ...the language of text written in the '''Milpram''' (“one, that is written”) script. The classical written '''Kyem-Khad''' language had several [[w:Grammatical

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...uage is written in its own script, an alphabet (which is akin to the Latin script on Earth).

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]] (unofficially), Rttirri ...nd (like the modern Gaju language) the Rttirri abugida, which is a Brahmic script.

====Cyrillic script==== ...is written from the 17th century onwards with a variation of the Cyrillic script, the Flewtish alphabet.

|scripts = * Lällshag script ...kītsun'' "paralysis" ← ''gahoki-ytsun'' "still-condition"). The Chlouvānem script is also ultimately derived from the Lällshag one.

|script = [[w:Latin script|Latin]]

São Martim Creole uses the Portuguese Latin script.

|script=Han characters<br/>Roundscript, Squarescript<br/>Cyrillic alphabet ...to Christianity or not. With time there grew a view that Cyrillic was the script of the commonfolk, Sinitic that of the nobility and the ruling classes.