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Name Arial.Thai Script Image If image fails to load, try this link. Author Mattias Persson Script Type Alphabet Description Arial-Thai is a linearized version of Thai. The consonants are taken directly from Thai (though a few have received new pronounciations), but many of the vowels and the tone marks are invented. The name comes from the fact that the characters were made from the Arial (42 point) typeface. The vowels cannot stand by themselves; if there is no consonant to attach a vowel to, the glottal stop character (reverse "G") must be used. Influences Thai, New Tai Lue Languages Used For Thai and any other desired, if all sounds required can be represented. Submitted By Mattias Persson Date Submitted Saturday, June 12, 2004 Date Edited Saturday, June 12, 2004 Date To Headline Saturday, June 12, 2004 < Arenian  Arial.Thai  Ascenderati >
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