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ᐃᓄᒃᑎᑐᑦ Inuktitut
Family	Sub-family	Language of	Script
Eskimo-Aleut	Inuit	Canada Official language in: Nunavut Northwest Territories	Inuktitut syllabary

The Inuktitut syllabary was originally created for use with the Cree language but has been adopted for use with Canadian Inuktitut.

The syllabary

Since this is a syllabary, it follows a neat consonant vowel layout. It was created to be logical and easy to learn, so each of the letters are very simple. Long vowels are represented with a dot over the letter.

Inuktitut Syllabary

	i	u	a	final
-(h)	ᐃ	ᐅ	ᐊ	"
p	ᐱ	ᐳ	ᐸ	ᑉ
t	ᑎ	ᑐ	ᑕ	ᑦ
k	ᑭ	ᑯ	ᑲ	ᒃ
g	ᒋ	ᒍ	ᒐ	ᒡ
m	ᒥ	ᒧ	ᒪ	ᒻ
n	ᓂ	ᓄ	ᓇ	ᓐ
s	ᓯ	ᓱ	ᓴ	ᔅ
l	ᓕ	ᓗ	ᓚ	ᓪ
j	ᔨ	ᔪ	ᔭ	ᔾ
v	ᕕ	ᕗ	ᕙ	ᕝ
r(ɢ)	ᕆ	ᕈ	ᕋ	ᕐ
q	ᕿ	ᖁ	ᖃ	ᖅ
ng (ŋ)	ᙱ	ᙳ	ᙵ	ᖕ
l/&/ɬ (ɬ)	ᖠ	ᖢ	ᖤ	ᖦ

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