Hangul for Kala

Han Moya is an adaptation of Hangul for writing Kala. It is written horizontally, in lines running from left to right. It can also be written vertically in columns.

Consonants

Rarely used consonants

The adaptations of doubled consonants are used word initially to indicate prenasalization.
Medial occurrences of nasalized syllables are written across syllables.

Vowels

Diphthongs

*This is pronounced /wa/ in Korean because of the order of the vowels; however, because obsolete jamo are difficult to type and look junky as images, in Kala, this is used for /aʊ/ when typing. It is rarely seen due to the diphthong itself being uncommon.

Samples

yomatli nanku kalamye
day-FUT 1pl.RECP speak-redo
We will speak again tomorrow.

kua kanyohe
all question-NEC
All needs questioned.

umanam tayo ke tlana tsa’o nahe yenaha amopayek
horse-FEM-PL 2SG.POSS DO person six into DIST-river carry-able-PST-NEG
Your mares were unable to carry the six people into that river over there.

ke muyan mue tanya yanihila
TOP create.ADV without destroy meaning-DIM-become
Without destruction, creativity loses meaning.