lore:languages:kezvesa
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| The sweeping curves and diacritical tittles used to accent the language are all borrowed from Kezvee musical notation. While their basic script doesn’t include any actual musical notes, there is a striking resemblance - and some characters are used in both mediums. | The sweeping curves and diacritical tittles used to accent the language are all borrowed from Kezvee musical notation. While their basic script doesn’t include any actual musical notes, there is a striking resemblance - and some characters are used in both mediums. | ||
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| Because of it’s roots in musical notation, the standard 26 characters of a Caretaker derived language are strictly written from left to right in straight lines with vertical line returns. | Because of it’s roots in musical notation, the standard 26 characters of a Caretaker derived language are strictly written from left to right in straight lines with vertical line returns. | ||
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