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(Created page with "SOSO ALPHABET The new soso alphabet is composed of 7 (seven) short oral vowels, 7 (seven) long oral vowels, 7 (seven) nasal vowels, 16 (sixteen) consonants and 2 digraphs ==Short oral vowels== a, e, E, o, ç, i, u ==Long oral vowels== aa, ee, ee, oo, çç , ii, uu ==Nasal vowels== an, en, en, in, on, cn, un ==The consonants== b, d, f, h, g, k, l, m, n, ¯ p, r, t, w, x, y == Digraphs == gb, n/a * x is pronounced kh as in xili * E is pronounced as in ginE * ç is...")
 
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🤗 Hello Susu Learners,
 
 
➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to pronounce each letter of the Soso Alphabet.
 
Happy learning!
 
 
 
 
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The new soso alphabet is composed of 7 (seven) short oral vowels, 7 (seven) long oral vowels, 7 (seven) nasal vowels, 16 (sixteen) consonants and 2 digraphs
The new soso alphabet is composed of 7 (seven) short oral vowels, 7 (seven) long oral vowels, 7 (seven) nasal vowels, 16 (sixteen) consonants and 2 digraphs

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SOSO (SUSU) ALPHABET and PRONUNCIATION
Afar-Language-PolyglotClub.jpg

🤗 Hello Susu Learners,


➡ In today's lesson you will learn how to pronounce each letter of the Soso Alphabet.

Happy learning!




The new soso alphabet is composed of 7 (seven) short oral vowels, 7 (seven) long oral vowels, 7 (seven) nasal vowels, 16 (sixteen) consonants and 2 digraphs

Short oral vowels

a, e, E, o, ç, i, u

Long oral vowels

aa, ee, ee, oo, çç , ii, uu

Nasal vowels

 an, en, en, in, on, cn, un

The consonants

 b, d, f, h, g, k, l, m, n, ¯ p, r, t, w, x, y

Digraphs

gb, n/a

  • x is pronounced kh as in xili
  • E is pronounced as in ginE
  • ç is pronounced as in pçsta
  • ¯ is pronounced like ny in ¯ari
  • nd is pronounced as in nde

gb is pronounced like gb in gbEngbE