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Lai Pao script
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The Lai Pao script (or Tai Pao script), which means "the characters of Nam Pao" from the Tai name of the Sông Cả river, is the original writing system in which the Tai Pao or Tai Muong language was written. Very rarely mentioned in specialized literature, this writing system almost fell into complete oblivion until its recent rediscovery. The research carried out in recent years has so far only found three small manuscripts of a total of eight short pages.[1] The script has not been used since the 19th century.[2] The script contaisn 32 consonant symbols.[2]
Thai Nithet script
[edit]Thai Nithet script, also known as Kam Mueang script, derived from the Lanna Tham and Fak Kham scripts and was widely used in poetry relating to worldly matters (Ongsakul, 2005).[3]
- ^ Ferlus, Michel (Sep 1999). "Sur l'ancienneté des écritures thai d'origine indo-khmère".
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(help) - ^ a b Ferlus, Michel (2006). "Les écritures thai du Vietnam".
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(help) - ^ Wongpolganan, Juajan; Chumbia, Paweena. "Conserving the indigenous language of Tai northerners through community participatory activities".
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