12 September
1995 SENAA
Newsletter
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THE TSA-LA-GI SYLLABARY
Pronunciation
key: a, as in watch; e, as the in caf; i, as ee
in keep; o, as in boat; u, as oo in boot; v, as the u in
but; tsi, as
see in seem, chee in cheek, or jee in jeep; tso, as so
social, cho in
chosen, or Jo in Joke; tsa, as sah, jah or cha in
Charles; tse, as sa in
sacred, cha in change, or ja in Jason; tsu, as soo in
soon, ju in juice,
or choo in choose; tsv, as su in sudden, ju in judge, ch
in child or chu
in chum; g, as in gun, or approaching k.
A - a E - J
I - O - q U
- V -
GA - GE
- GI -
GO - GU
- GV -
KA -
HA - HE
- HI -
HO - HU
- HV -
LA - LE
- LI -
LO - LU
- LV -
MA - ME
- MI -
MO - MU -
NA - NE
- NI -
NO - NU
- NV -
HNA - NAH -
QWA - QWE
- QWI - QWO
- QWU - QWV -
S - SE
- SI -
SO - SU
- SV -
SA -
DA - DE
- DI -
DO - DU
- DV -
TA - TE
- TI -
TLA - TLE
- TLI - TLO
- TLU - TLV -
DLA -
TSA - TSE
- TSI - TSO
- TSU - TSV -
WA - WE
- WI -
WO - WU
- WV -
YA - YE
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YI YO
- YU -
YV -
Our Sincere Thanks
to Lawrence Thanks, too, to Alva Crowe, who
Alexander for his work at College- saw
to the spiritual needs of the
dale, removing the remains
and disturbed spirits and the archeo-
artifacts from the graves.
We logists alike, and was there from
would rather it not be done,
but start to finish.
since it was necessary, we're
glad
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it was you who did the work --
someone who treats our ancestors'
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graves with respect.
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