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File:Shumom-text.jpg

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Summary

Español: Texto en "aka u ku", Shümom 6ª Sistema, 1910.
English: Text from 1910 in a-ka-u-ku script (originally designed for the Bamum language) in the artificial language Shümom, which was developed by the inventor of the script, Sultan Ibrahim Njoya.

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