The Urup Bidayuh Alphabet was created by Reza Sumanda as a way to write Biatah, a Land Dayak language spoken in West Kalimantan in Indonesia, and in Sarawak in Malaysia.
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moh ubo buran umpat
da abih buran rimuh
inyao mah kita inya
neh kaii gago
da tiap-tiap sawa
indi andu buran enum
kita nyambut andu
gawai dayak
This is part of a song in Biatah. You can hear the whole song at:
Information about Biatah | Numbers | Tower of Babel
Pakis, Pallawa Hasti, Ranting Mualang, Saramukhi, Surat Binua, Tenzu, Urup Bakatiʼ, Urup Bidayuh
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