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This is the Conversation Forum for History of the Cherokee Language << Needed to be said Subject: Syllabary Posted Aug 15, 2003 by gareis   Posting 1 Since you speak at length of the writing system, you might list the vowels and consonants and any exceptions to the syllabary (such as, for instance, a lone |s| as one of them). The consonants he used: 0 (that is, no consonant), g, h, l, m, n, kw, s, d, tl, ts, w, y. The vowels he used: a, e, i, o, u, V (that is, the sound in "nut"). The exceptions: dla, hna, nah, s, ta, ti, te. (from Nat-Lang archives) ~gareis Conversation list Conversation list

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