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Koyi haruffa Alphabets are essential to learn if you want to read and write in the language you are learning. They provide useful information on the sounds of letters in languages and help you sound more natural when you speak.
Koyi haruffan waje akan layi. Fiye da haruffa 40 suna samuwa.
Haruffa suna da mahimmanci don koyo idan kuna son karantawa da rubutu cikin yaren da kuke koyo. Suna ba da bayanai masu amfani kan sautunan haruffa a cikin harsuna kuma suna taimaka muku ƙara sautin yanayi lokacin da kuke magana. Gungura ƙasa kuma zaɓi daga haruffa sama da 40 don fara koyo yanzu.
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HA
Hausa
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AR
Arabic
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DE
German
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EN
English (US)
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ES
Spanish
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FR
French
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IT
Italian
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PT
Portuguese (PT)
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PT
Portuguese (BR)
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AF
Afrikaans
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BE
Belarusian
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BG
Bulgarian
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BN
Bengali
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BS
Bosnian
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CA
Catalan
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CS
Czech
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DA
Danish
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EL
Greek
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EO
Esperanto
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ET
Estonian
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FA
Persian
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FI
Finnish
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HE
Hebrew
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HI
Hindi
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HR
Croatian
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HU
Hungarian
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ID
Indonesian
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LT
Lithuanian
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MK
Macedonian
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NL
Dutch
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NO
Norwegian
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PL
Polish
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RO
Romanian
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RU
Russian
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SK
Slovak
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SQ
Albanian
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SR
Serbian
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SV
Swedish
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TA
Tamil
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TH
Thai
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TR
Turkish
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UK
Ukrainian
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UR
Urdu
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JA
Japanese
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AR
Arabic
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DE
German
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EN
English (US)
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ES
Spanish
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FR
French
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IT
Italian
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JA
Japanese
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PT
Portuguese (PT)
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PT
Portuguese (BR)
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AF
Afrikaans
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BE
Belarusian
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BG
Bulgarian
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BN
Bengali
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BS
Bosnian
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CA
Catalan
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CS
Czech
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DA
Danish
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EL
Greek
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EO
Esperanto
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ET
Estonian
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FA
Persian
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FI
Finnish
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HE
Hebrew
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HI
Hindi
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HR
Croatian
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HU
Hungarian
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ID
Indonesian
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LT
Lithuanian
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MK
Macedonian
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NL
Dutch
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NO
Norwegian
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PL
Polish
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RO
Romanian
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RU
Russian
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SK
Slovak
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SQ
Albanian
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SR
Serbian
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SV
Swedish
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TA
Tamil
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TH
Thai
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TR
Turkish
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UK
Ukrainian
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UR
Urdu
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