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'''Toggish''' is the native language of [[:Category:Gor'Tog|Gor'Tog]]s. |
'''Toggish''' is the native language of [[:Category:Gor'Tog|Gor'Tog]]s. While Toggish is solely a verbal language, having no alphabet of its own, phonetically based [[Gamgweth]] transliteration is traditionally used as a substitute in writing. When this is done, the Gamgweth alphabet is used to as closely recreate the sounds of the original Toggish words as is possible. |
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Toggish is the native language of Gor'Togs. While Toggish is solely a verbal language, having no alphabet of its own, phonetically based Gamgweth transliteration is traditionally used as a substitute in writing. When this is done, the Gamgweth alphabet is used to as closely recreate the sounds of the original Toggish words as is possible.
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