Sukuma (Kisukuma)
Sukuma is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 5.1M people across 1 region.
Sample text
Banhu
GUNGUNO yimanyikile giki ikujo lya ng’wa munhu
GUNGUNO ubudalahi bo sekge ya banhu hi jile jandije ja shitwa
Alphabet (53)
AU+0041BU+0042
CH
DU+0044EU+0045FU+0046GU+0047HU+0048IU+0049ĪU+012AJU+004AKU+004BLU+004CMU+004DNU+004EOU+004FÓU+00D3PU+0050SU+0053TU+0054UU+0055ŪU+016AVU+0056WU+0057YU+0059ZU+005AaU+0061bU+0062ch
dU+0064eU+0065fU+0066gU+0067hU+0068iU+0069īU+012BjU+006AkU+006BlU+006CmU+006DnU+006EoU+006FóU+00F3pU+0070sU+0073tU+0074uU+0075ūU+016BvU+0076wU+0077yU+0079zU+007A’U+2019Auxiliary characters (16)
Unicode blocks used
Where it's spoken
Tanzania
Notes
Luhende 2018 notes the digraphs and trigraphs ch, mh, nh, nyh, ny, ngh, ng’, fw, bh, sh are used. Some reference like Omniglot do not distinguish phonetic transcription from orthography. Some references use tilde instead of macron, like in adjecent languages.