Koalib

Koalib is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 150K people across 1 region.

Script

Latin

Language tag

kib-Latn

Speakers

150K

Status

Living

Alphabet (58)

Auxiliary characters (69)

àU+00E0 ÀU+00C0 áU+00E1 ÁU+00C1 âU+00E2 ÂU+00C2 ǎU+01CE ǍU+01CD ɐU+0250 ⱯU+2C6F

ɐ̀

Ɐ̀

ɐ́

Ɐ́

ɐ̂

Ɐ̂

đU+0111 ĐU+0110 èU+00E8 ÈU+00C8 éU+00E9 ÉU+00C9 êU+00EA ÊU+00CA ěU+011B ĚU+011A ɛU+025B ƐU+0190

ɛ̀

Ɛ̀

ɛ́

Ɛ́

ɛ̂

Ɛ̂

ɛ̌

Ɛ̌

òU+00F2 ÒU+00D2 óU+00F3 ÓU+00D3 ôU+00F4 ÔU+00D4 ǒU+01D2 ǑU+01D1

ɔ̀

Ɔ̀

ɔ́

Ɔ́

ɔ̂

Ɔ̂

ɔ̌

Ɔ̌

ţU+0163 ŢU+0162 ùU+00F9 ÙU+00D9 úU+00FA ÚU+00DA ûU+00FB ÛU+00DB ǔU+01D4 ǓU+01D3 vU+0076 VU+0056 xU+0078 XU+0058 @U+0040 ⓐU+24D0 ⒶU+24B6

Combining marks (6)

◌̀U+0300 ◌́U+0301 ◌̂U+0302 ◌̌U+030C ◌̧U+0327 ◌̱U+0331

Unicode blocks used

C0 Controls and Basic Latin (Basic Latin)C1 Controls and Latin-1 Supplement (Latin-1 Supplement)Latin Extended-A Latin Extended-B IPA Extensions Combining Diacritical Marks Latin Extended Additional Enclosed Alphanumerics Latin Extended-C

Where it's spoken

Sudan

Notes

Quint 2009 indicates there is no standardized orthography. @ has been used as a letter in Bible Society of Sudan 1993 and other material. Unicode has rejected proposals to encode an uppercase or a new case pair and recommended using ⓐ Ⓐ instead. Earlier orthographies, such as that used in Bible Society of Sudan 1967, did not use the letter at. Quint 2006, Quint 2009 and other material use a phonologically-based transcription system, notably with ɐ, ɛ, ţ or accents on vowels. Kuku 2020 uses đ, other material does not as it represents the intervocalic realisation of /t/ which they transcribe with t.