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u : unicode@unicode.org 15 October 2004 • 3:21AM -0400

Luiseño Character "S WITH STROKE"
by Chris Harvey

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Hello,

I am currently working with the Pechanga Nation and the company,  
IconNicholson. The standard orthography of the LuiseƱo language, spoken at  
Pechanga and several other communities in Southern California, requires  
two characters which I believe are currently absent from Unicode.

The characters are "majuscule S with a diagonal stroke", and "minuscule s  
with a diagonal stroke". This letter is used to represent a voiceless  
retroflex fricative, which is distinct from the alveolar fricative "s" and  
the palato-alveolar "sh".

Please see:
http://www.languagegeek.com/other/sstroke.html

We have written up a formal proposal for the addition of these characters,  
which I would like to submit after hearing the comments of the people on  
this list.

Thank-you

Chris Harvey
--
Gwlad heb iaith, gwlad heb galon

www.languagegeek.com
www.firstvoices.ca

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