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Line 172: {\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center" \|+Consonants in Eastern Kayah<ref name=":1"~~>{{Cite~~ ~~book \|last=Wai \|first=Lin Aung \|title=A descriptive grammar of Kayah Monu \|publisher=Chiang Mai: Payap University \|year=2013}}<~~/~~ref~~> ! colspan="2" \| ![[Labial consonant\|Labial]] Line 398: == Writing system == According to Aung 2013, Manumanaw Karen does not yet have a standardized script. Catholic missionaries developed a spelling using the Latin script which is used in religious documents, including the translation of the Bible. A Manumanaw Karen literature committee has been set up and is developing literacy programs with SIL, using spelling based on Burmese script , so that it is accepted by Catholics and Baptists.<ref name=":1">{{cite web \|last=Aung \|first=Wai Lin \|date=2013 \|url=http://inter.payap.ac.th/wp-content/uploads/linguistics_students/Wei_Ling_Aung_Thesis_rev.ACK_.pdf \|title=A Descriptive Grammar of Kayah Monu (Master's thesis) \|publisher=Payap University \|page=14}}</ref> {\|class="wikitable"