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Tanchangya alphabet
Tanchangya Alphabet is also called ''Ka-Pat'' is an Abugida is used for Tanchangya language. It is the southern Brahmic Language Family. Due to its same scripts family, it is similar with Burmese alphabet, and Mon alphabet and Chakma alphabet.
==Origin==
The Tanchangya alphabets have been introduced recently in 2012 by adopting the manuscript in Rakhine State as stated by Rupak Debnath 〔Rupak-Debnath (2008): 167〕
Though both the Chakma and Tanchangya were using the present Chakma alphabet long time back, still unconfirmed yet whose alphabets were belonging to and who introduced it. John M. Clifton in his ‘’Dialects, Orthography and Society ‘’opined that ‘the Tanchangya community decided to base their alphabet on the Chakma to show they were related to the Chakma. However, they systematically changed the alphabet to show that they were different from the Chakma they were not simply a part of the larger Chakma community.’ 〔( Work Papers of the Summer Institute of Linguistics ), (1988).〕 However, in order not to get misunderstanding between two communities, Tanchangya has introduced these alphabets which are yet to develop into Unicode font. For the time being it is just created as True Font.
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