MAI KANG LAI : LANNA CHARACTER WRITING SYSTEM IN LINGUISTICS
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An important topic that influences the linguistic process and the production of consonants is the Lanna character writing system, which is discussed in the article "Mai Kang Lai: The Lanna Character Writing System in Linguistics" using the Pali language as a basis. "Mai kang lai" is a term for "Ng". It additionally covered the word grouping scheme that makes up "Mai Kang Lai," which was written using the Pali language. A system of Pali-rooted words and concepts that are frequently employed in Lana and Central Thai sentences was also covered.
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