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 The Nankôre orthography is based on the Allen-Mills system, derived from the Latin alphabet:
-a <br/>
+{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" class="bluetable lightbluebg" style="text-align:center;"
-b <br/>
+! style="width: 90px; " |Grapheme
-c / ͡tʃ/ <br/>
+! style="width: 90px; " |IPA
-s /s/, /ʃ/ <br/>
+|-
-sh /ʃ/ <br/>
+| '
-e <br/>
+| ʔ
-h <br/>
+|-
-i <br/>
+| a
-k <br/>
+| ɑ
-r <br/>
+|-
-m <br/>
+| e
-n <br/>
+| e
-o <br/>
+|-
-p <br/>
+| i
-t <br/>
+| ɪ
-u <br/>
+|-
-w <br/>
+| o
-y
+| o
+|-
+| u
+| u
+|-
+| c
+| tʃ
+|-
+| s
+| s, ʃ
+|-
+| sh
+| ʃ
+|-
+| h
+| h
+|-
+| k
+| k
+|-
+| r
+| r
+|-
+| m
+| m
+|-
+| n
+| n
+|-
+| p
+| p
+|-
+| t
+| t
+|-
+| w
+| w
+|}
-The symbol [s] is pronounced /ʃ/ when followed by [i] (e.g. ''sinkokah(t)'' "orca"), or in coda position (''Nanhoska'' "the Nanhoshka people")
+Note that the symbol <s> is pronounced /ʃ/ when followed by [i] (e.g. ''sinkokah(t)'' "orca"), or in coda position (''Nanhoska'' "the Nanhoshka people")
 ==Grammar==