Gulay
Gulay is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 250K people across 1 region.
Alphabet (98)
aU+0061AU+0041àU+00E0ÀU+00C0áU+00E1ÁU+00C1bU+0062BU+0042ɓU+0253ƁU+0181cU+0063CU+0043dU+0064DU+0044ɗU+0257ƊU+018AeU+0065EU+0045éU+00E9ÉU+00C9èU+00E8ÈU+00C8əU+0259ƏU+018F
ə́
Ə́
ɛU+025BƐU+0190ɛ́
Ɛ́
gU+0067GU+0047hU+0068HU+0048iU+0069IU+0049íU+00EDÍU+00CDìU+00ECÌU+00CCɨU+0268ƗU+0197jU+006AJU+004AkU+006BKU+004BlU+006CLU+004CmU+006DMU+004Dm̀
M̀
ḿU+1E3FḾU+1E3Emb
MB
nU+006ENU+004EńU+0144ŃU+0143nd
ND
ng
NG
nj
NJ
ny
NY
oU+006FOU+004FòU+00F2ÒU+00D2óU+00F3ÓU+00D3ɔU+0254ƆU+0186ɔ́
Ɔ́
pU+0070PU+0050rU+0072RU+0052sU+0073SU+0053tU+0074TU+0054uU+0075UU+0055ùU+00F9ÙU+00D9úU+00FAÚU+00DAvb
VB
wU+0077WU+0057yU+0079YU+0059Auxiliary characters (22)
Combining marks (3)
Unicode blocks used
Where it's spoken
Chad
Notes
According to Ngaradoumbaye 2017: low tone and middle tone are the most frequent, high tone is always marked with acute, low tone is only marked with grave when there is an ambiguity. ABT 2004 does not used ə ɛ, but uses ĝ in at least one word repeated a few times. Ngaradoumbaye 2012 do not use ə ɛ either but does use ê.