06FD and 06FE should be PVALID for Sindhi

[Michael Everson]

At 18:30 +0200 2008-04-01, Kent Karlsson wrote:

>From your description, they seem to work much the same way as "&" and "#".

No. & is used to mean 'and' or 'et' or 'agus' or 'och' and other 
things. But you can write 'and' or 'et' or 'agus' or 'och'. The 
SINDHI AMPERSAND is the **only** way in Sindhi of writing the 
conjunction that translates as 'and' or 'et' or 'agus' or 'och'. Do 
not be led astray by the character name. That is something invented 
by English speakers. The proper name would be SINDHI CONJUNCTION IN 
(the pronunciation, I believe, of this word), alongside SINDHI 
POSPOSITION MEN (which is the pronunciation of the word which 
translates as 'in' or 'dans' or 'i').

>It surprises me that those words would not have pronunciations,
>pronunciations that could be written using letters...

It is possible to write "in" and "men" in Sindhi. But those are not 
permissable spellings for these two words, and would be spellings for 
other words.
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Michael Everson * http://www.evertype.com