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...l and linguistic norms. By taking [[w:Classical Chinese]] and updating it, Dan'a'yo can serve as a bridge for those who have drifted apart. !Dan'a'yo

Every character is either a strong or derived from a strong. The strong's derivations are a NB: only the mainly used character will be described here.

| name = Dan'a'yo ...l and linguistic norms. By taking [[w:Classical Chinese]] and updating it, Dan'a'yo can serve as a bridge for those who have drifted apart.

The character known as the period/full stop/full point ( . ) serves multiple purposes. It

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...al, palatal, and glottal forms are just directional variations of the same character, and the rhotic is just a turned lambdic.) | For devoicing, an extra stroke is added to the body of the character. (There is not an extra stroke in 〈h〉, because since there is no voiced

*The exact value of a phoneme, denoted with the character "རྲ" is uncertain. It was likely a voiced affricate /d͡ʒʷ/ or a fric | ལཏཾཏས​ ''lëtatës'' “character”

'''[[Contionary: xandz#Maltcégj|xandz]]''' {{IPA| /xanʣ/}} ''n.'' chinese character, hanzi, kanji, ideogram.<br>

...voiced, unvoiced, stops, and fricatives, would be represented by a single character with extensions to represent the different phonemes. Another innovation th