Difference between revisions of "Khowar Script"

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Khowar is based on the Khowar script. Khowar language uses the alphabets of the Perso-Arabic Urdu script with some extra characters added. Here are the 36 letters of Khowar. Each has a name that is given below the alphabet with the equivalent English sound of the alphabet in (parenthesis).

For pronunciation and use of an individual alphabet, click on the specific alphabet in the table below. Remember that Khowar in Pakistan is a right-to-left language so you have to start reading from right, right!