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English: Different scripts of different languages of Indonesia, all representing the phoneme /a/ (or similar sound) in similar typeface.
  • Top: Balinese, Batak, Javanese, Kawi
  • Middle: Lontara, Lampung, Sundanese, Ulu
  • Bottom: Arabic, Latin
Bahasa Indonesia: Aksara-Aksara Nusantara, semua melambangkan bunyi /a/ (atau bunyi sejenis) dalam fonta sejenis.
  • Atas: Bali, Batak, Jawa, Kawi
  • Tengah: Lontara, Lampung, Sunda, Ulu
  • Bawah: Arab, Latin
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current11:57, 16 July 2025Thumbnail for version as of 11:57, 16 July 20251,077 × 583 (22 KB)wikimediacommons>AnicyandraFirst, no offence, but your glyphs have no continuity design (sometime serif, sometime sans). Second, Lampung isn't Ulu! Hangeul for Cia-cia also have abandoned since local gov decided to sever cooperation with Seoul.

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