Tahitian (Reo Tahiti)
Tahitian is written in the Latin script, spoken by about 91K people across 1 region.
Sample text
fanauhia
I te fa’ari’i i te fa’ati’amā o te ihomana tumu
I te fa’ari’i e no te ha’apa’o’ore, e no te fa’afaufa’a’ore i te mau ti’amanara’a
Alphabet (64)
AU+0041BU+0042CU+0043DU+0044EU+0045FU+0046GU+0047HU+0048IU+0049JU+004AKU+004BLU+004CMU+004DNU+004EOU+004FPU+0050QU+0051RU+0052SU+0053TU+0054UU+0055VU+0056WU+0057XU+0058YU+0059ZU+005AĀU+0100ĒU+0112ĪU+012AŌU+014CŪU+016AÏU+00CFaU+0061bU+0062cU+0063dU+0064eU+0065fU+0066gU+0067hU+0068iU+0069jU+006AkU+006BlU+006CmU+006DnU+006EoU+006FpU+0070qU+0071rU+0072sU+0073tU+0074uU+0075vU+0076wU+0077xU+0078yU+0079zU+007AāU+0101ēU+0113īU+012BōU+014DūU+016BïU+00EF
Combining marks (2)
Numbers (16)
Punctuation (27)
Unicode blocks used
Where it's spoken
French Polynesia
Notes
The glottal stop is written with the apostrophe, which can be ' U+0027, ’ U+2019, ‘ U+2018 or even ʼ U+02BC, ʻ U+02BB in some cases.