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Vai Unicode Characters page 8


List of all characters from the Vai Unicode Characters
The Vai block includes characters used in the Vai script, which is used to write the Vai language spoken in Liberia and Sierra Leone. The Vai script is a syllabary, where each character represents a syllable rather than an individual phoneme. The script was developed in the early 19th century by Momolu Duwalu Bukele, who was inspired by a dream to create a writing system for his people. The Vai script is still in use today, particularly for writing religious texts, personal letters, and cultural documents. This block includes characters for all the syllables used in the Vai language, as well as a few additional marks for punctuation..
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42450U+A5D2VAI SYLLABLE NDO
42451U+A5D3VAI SYLLABLE SO
42452U+A5D4VAI SYLLABLE SHO
42453U+A5D5VAI SYLLABLE ZO
42454U+A5D6VAI SYLLABLE ZHO
42455U+A5D7VAI SYLLABLE CO
42456U+A5D8VAI SYLLABLE JO
42457U+A5D9VAI SYLLABLE NJO
42458U+A5DAVAI SYLLABLE YO
42459U+A5DBVAI SYLLABLE KO
42460U+A5DCVAI SYLLABLE NGGO
42461U+A5DDVAI SYLLABLE GO
42462U+A5DEVAI SYLLABLE MO
42463U+A5DFVAI SYLLABLE NO
42464U+A5E0VAI SYLLABLE NYO
42465U+A5E1VAI SYLLABLE E
42466U+A5E2VAI SYLLABLE EN
42467U+A5E3VAI SYLLABLE NGEN
42468U+A5E4VAI SYLLABLE HE
42469U+A5E5VAI SYLLABLE HEN
42470U+A5E6VAI SYLLABLE WE
42471U+A5E7VAI SYLLABLE WEN
42472U+A5E8VAI SYLLABLE PE
42473U+A5E9VAI SYLLABLE BHE
42474U+A5EAVAI SYLLABLE BE
42475U+A5EBVAI SYLLABLE MBE
42476U+A5ECVAI SYLLABLE KPE
42477U+A5EDVAI SYLLABLE KPEN
42478U+A5EEVAI SYLLABLE MGBE
42479U+A5EFVAI SYLLABLE GBE
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