Malagasy
Malagasy is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 24.3M people across 1 region.
Sample text
Teraka
Heverina fa ny fankatoavana ny fahamendrehan’olombelona
Firenena Mikambana izy amin’izany, Heverina fa tao anatin’ny Dina
Alphabet (54)
aU+0061AU+0041àU+00E0ÀU+00C0bU+0062BU+0042dU+0064DU+0044eU+0065EU+0045èU+00E8ÈU+00C8fU+0066FU+0046gU+0067GU+0047hU+0068HU+0048iU+0069IU+0049ìU+00ECÌU+00CCjU+006AJU+004AkU+006BKU+004BlU+006CLU+004CmU+006DMU+004DnU+006ENU+004EoU+006FOU+004FòU+00F2ÒU+00D2ôU+00F4ÔU+00D4pU+0070PU+0050rU+0072RU+0052sU+0073SU+0053tU+0074TU+0054vU+0076VU+0056yU+0079YU+0059ỳU+1EF3ỲU+1EF2zU+007AZU+005A
Auxiliary characters (40)
Combining marks (5)
Numbers (15)
Unicode blocks used
Where it's spoken
Madagascar
Notes
Some standard orthography characters are commonly substituted with non accented letters or those accessible on keyboards. The velar n̂ (used in Masikoro [mg-msh]) and the palatal n̈ (used in Northern Betsimisaraka [mg-bmm], Tsimihety [mg-xmv]) are substituted with ñ and n. Similary, the vowel of stressed syllable, when marked with grave, is often replaced with what is available on keyboard layouts. The ồ is extremely rare in corpora.