남자 데키 여러분알파벳
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𞠀1E800
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𞠁1E801
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𞠂1E802
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𞠃1E803
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𞠄1E804
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𞠅1E805
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𞠆1E806
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𞠇1E807
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𞠈1E808
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𞠉1E809
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𞠊1E80A
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𞠋1E80B
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𞠌1E80C
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𞠍1E80D
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𞠎1E80E
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𞠏1E80F
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𞠐1E810
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𞠑1E811
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𞠒1E812
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𞠓1E813
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𞠔1E814
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𞠕1E815
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𞠖1E816
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𞠗1E817
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𞠘1E818
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𞠙1E819
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𞠚1E81A
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𞠛1E81B
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𞠜1E81C
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𞠝1E81D
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𞠞1E81E
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𞠟1E81F
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𞠠1E820
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𞠡1E821
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𞠢1E822
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𞠣1E823
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𞠤1E824
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𞠥1E825
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𞠦1E826
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𞠧1E827
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𞠨1E828
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𞠩1E829
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𞠪1E82A
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𞠫1E82B
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𞠬1E82C
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𞠭1E82D
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𞠮1E82E
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𞠯1E82F
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𞠰1E830
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𞠱1E831
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𞠲1E832
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𞠳1E833
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𞠴1E834
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𞠵1E835
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𞠶1E836
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𞠷1E837
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𞠸1E838
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𞠹1E839
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𞠺1E83A
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𞠻1E83B
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𞠼1E83C
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𞠽1E83D
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𞠾1E83E
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𞠿1E83F
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𞡀1E840
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𞡁1E841
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𞡂1E842
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𞡃1E843
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𞡄1E844
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𞡅1E845
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𞡆1E846
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𞡇1E847
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𞡈1E848
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𞡉1E849
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𞡊1E84A
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𞡋1E84B
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𞡌1E84C
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𞡍1E84D
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𞡎1E84E
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𞡏1E84F
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𞡐1E850
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𞡑1E851
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𞡒1E852
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𞡓1E853
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𞡔1E854
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𞡕1E855
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𞡖1E856
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𞡗1E857
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𞡘1E858
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𞡙1E859
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𞡚1E85A
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𞡛1E85B
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𞡜1E85C
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𞡝1E85D
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𞡞1E85E
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𞡟1E85F
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𞡠1E860
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𞡡1E861
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𞡢1E862
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𞡣1E863
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𞡤1E864
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𞡥1E865
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𞡦1E866
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𞡧1E867
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𞡨1E868
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𞡩1E869
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𞡪1E86A
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𞡫1E86B
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𞡬1E86C
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𞡭1E86D
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𞡮1E86E
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𞡯1E86F
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𞡰1E870
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𞡱1E871
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𞡲1E872
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𞡳1E873
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𞡴1E874
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𞡵1E875
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𞡶1E876
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𞡷1E877
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𞡸1E878
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𞡹1E879
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𞡺1E87A
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𞡻1E87B
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𞡼1E87C
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𞡽1E87D
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𞡾1E87E
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𞡿1E87F
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𞢀1E880
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𞢁1E881
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𞢂1E882
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𞢃1E883
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𞢄1E884
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𞢅1E885
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𞢆1E886
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𞢇1E887
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𞢈1E888
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𞢉1E889
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𞢊1E88A
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𞢋1E88B
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𞢌1E88C
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𞢍1E88D
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𞢎1E88E
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𞢏1E88F
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𞢐1E890
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𞢑1E891
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𞢒1E892
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𞢓1E893
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𞢔1E894
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𞢕1E895
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𞢖1E896
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𞢗1E897
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𞢘1E898
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𞢙1E899
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𞢚1E89A
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𞢛1E89B
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𞢜1E89C
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𞢝1E89D
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𞢞1E89E
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𞢟1E89F
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𞢠1E8A0
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𞢡1E8A1
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𞢢1E8A2
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𞢣1E8A3
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𞢤1E8A4
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𞢥1E8A5
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𞢦1E8A6
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𞢧1E8A7
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𞢨1E8A8
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𞢩1E8A9
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𞢪1E8AA
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𞢫1E8AB
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𞢬1E8AC
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𞢭1E8AD
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𞢮1E8AE
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𞢯1E8AF
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𞢰1E8B0
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𞢱1E8B1
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𞢲1E8B2
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𞢳1E8B3
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𞢴1E8B4
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𞢵1E8B5
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𞢶1E8B6
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𞢷1E8B7
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𞢸1E8B8
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𞢹1E8B9
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𞢺1E8BA
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𞢻1E8BB
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𞢼1E8BC
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𞢽1E8BD
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𞢾1E8BE
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𞢿1E8BF
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𞣀1E8C0
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𞣁1E8C1
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𞣂1E8C2
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𞣃1E8C3
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𞣄1E8C4
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1E8C5
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𞣈1E8C8
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𞣉1E8C9
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𞣊1E8CA
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𞣋1E8CB
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𞣌1E8CC
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𞣍1E8CD
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𞣎1E8CE
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𞣏1E8CF
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𞣐1E8D0
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𞣑1E8D1
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𞣒1E8D2
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𞣓1E8D3
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𞣔1E8D4
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𞣕1E8D5
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𞣖1E8D6
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1E8D7
설명
The Mende Kikakui script is a syllabary used for writing the Mende language of Sierra Leone and Liberia. It was devised by Mohammed Turay, an Islamic scholar, at a town called Maka, inspired in part by The Arabic abjad FE8E–FEF1 and in part by the Vai syllabary A500–A62B . It was refined by one of his students, Kisimi Kamara, who produced the script as it is known today in 1921. The alphabet had been widely used till 1940s when it was replaced with The Latin alphabet 0041–007A . Kikakui is still used today, but perhaps by less than 500 people.
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D
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L
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P
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가
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거
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고
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구
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국
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그
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나
-
남
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남자 데키 여러분
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다
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데
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독
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드
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라
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러
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레
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루
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르
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리
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림
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마
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만
-
말
-
메
-
모
-
몽
-
미
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바
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발
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밧
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벨
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벵
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부
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북
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불
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브
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빠
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사
-
새
-
샤
-
소
-
스
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시
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싱
-
아
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에
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엘
-
영
-
오
-
올
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우
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이
-
일
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자
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조
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주
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중
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징
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차
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참
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체
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카
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칸
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코
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쿠
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크
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키
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타
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태
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터
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텔
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통
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티
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팔
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포
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폴
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프
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하
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한
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헝
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황
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훼
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히