N’Ko Script of West Africa
The N’Ko script is a script created in the 1940s by a Guinean man named Solomana Kante. It is an alphabet script, meaning that each symbol represents a consonant or vowel sound, and it is used to write various languages of West Africa, including Bambara, Mandinka, and Fulfulde. #created #guinean
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