Re: Afaka script

-On [20071029 02:19], Michael Maxwell ([email protected]) wrote:
>I suspect one reason for that is that education in Surinam uses a Latin
>script, so by using more or less the same writing system for this language,
>speakers are likely to be able to pick up a book in this language and read it
>without special training.

For all I know, and I readily admit I have no idea how current schooling is,
Dutch should be the standard language for education (it still is the official
language of Surinam).

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