Add Squamish (squ) #173
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kontur
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May 31, 2024
| script: Latin | ||
| status: primary | ||
| design_requirements: | ||
| - Curly comma accents and right quotes are preferred (used on consonants), to differentiate from acute accents (used on vowels). |
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Keep the note, but those consonants should be in base as they are spelled, non? You can simply add p̓ t’ ts̓ ...
And as per my comment in the issue, feel free to add digraphs! 👌
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Digraphs and base+mark pairs are added now.
quoteright changed to apostrophemod in the multigraphs. It isn't standardized, so either is acceptable in actual use of the language, but apostrophemod is semantically more correct.
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Thank you for this addition 👍 |
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This submission is documented at #172 – feel free to leave any feedback related to the research there, and related to the PR here. Thanks!