Konkani Suppress-Script
John Cowan
cowan at ccil.org
Wed Sep 5 21:40:38 CEST 2007
Debbie Garside scripsit:
> "The fact that the Latin script is predominantly used for Konkani
> separates it further from Marathi, which uses the Devanagari (see
> Glossary) script. However, Konkani is also sometimes written in
> Devanagari and Kannada scripts.
I think it's time for that special pleading now, viz:
The fact that we have allegedly authoritative statements pointing in
different directions for the script in use is pretty good evidence that
there is no single dominant script. Even non-authoritative statements
claiming that most Hindi is written in Latin, or that most English is
written in Devanagari, are not to be found.
Formal proposal follows.
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