Jul 7, 2024
3:03:38pm
3:03:38pm
I think that’s Samoan. T’s in Tongan sound more like D’s.
But they’re definitely T’s in the alphabet. I know this because I was told by Tongans on my mission that the hard T sounds funny to their ears (almost feminine).
But yes, there are T’s in Tongan. As someone else pointed out though, you will never see a g without an n in front of it. N and Ng are separate letters in Tongan alphabet. So a lone g is a dead giveaway that it’s Samoan.
But yes, there are T’s in Tongan. As someone else pointed out though, you will never see a g without an n in front of it. N and Ng are separate letters in Tongan alphabet. So a lone g is a dead giveaway that it’s Samoan.
Originally posted on Jul 7, 2024 at 3:03:38pm
Message modified by Ikuna on Jul 7, 2024 at 3:11:09pm
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