Nko Alphabet
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߀07C0
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߁07C1
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߂07C2
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߃07C3
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߄07C4
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߅07C5
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߆07C6
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߇07C7
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߈07C8
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߉07C9
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ߊ07CA
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ߋ07CB
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ߌ07CC
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ߍ07CD
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ߎ07CE
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ߏ07CF
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ߐ07D0
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ߑ07D1
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ߒ07D2
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ߓ07D3
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ߔ07D4
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ߕ07D5
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ߖ07D6
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ߗ07D7
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ߘ07D8
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ߙ07D9
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ߚ07DA
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ߛ07DB
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ߜ07DC
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ߝ07DD
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ߞ07DE
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ߟ07DF
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ߠ07E0
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ߡ07E1
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ߢ07E2
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ߣ07E3
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ߤ07E4
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ߥ07E5
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ߦ07E6
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ߧ07E7
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ߨ07E8
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ߩ07E9
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ߪ07EA
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߫07EB
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߬07EC
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߭07ED
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߮07EE
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߯07EF
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߰07F0
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߱07F1
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߲07F2
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߳07F3
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ߴ07F4
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ߵ07F5
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߶07F6
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߷07F7
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߸07F8
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߹07F9
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ߺ07FA
Description
Nko is a writing system for the Mande language, which is common in West Africa. In this language, NkO means “I speak.” or “I'm speaking.” The type of writing is consonant-vocal. All vowels are visible. The letters are written from right to left.
The Nko alphabet was created by Solomon Kante in 1949. Now it is used mainly in Guinea and Ivory Coast.
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A
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B
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C
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D
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E
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F
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G
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H
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I
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J
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K
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L
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M
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N
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Nabataean
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New Tai Lue
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Nko
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O
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P
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R
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S
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T
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U
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V
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Y