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[[File:Clofabian_script.png|thumbnail|Clofabian script|750px]] | [[File:Clofabian_script.png|thumbnail|Clofabian script|750px]] | ||
Clofabosin uses a script known as ''Tamil'' (''Tamilin'' in Clofabosin), a case-less LTR alphabet, but speakers write in a style of cursive handwriting, often known as "the Clofabian script" to outsiders. It was invented by Ativan. | Clofabosin uses a script known as ''Tamil'' (''Tamilin'' in Clofabosin), a case-less LTR alphabet, but speakers write in a style of cursive handwriting, often known as "the Clofabian script" to outsiders. It was invented by the lexicographer and poet Ativan Tdap. | ||
The full letter name is used for declining, and the short form (omit the parenthesized part) is used for spelling out words. The alphabetical order is as follows: | The full letter name is used for declining, and the short form (omit the parenthesized part) is used for spelling out words. The alphabetical order is as follows: | ||