OUR KONKANI ALPHABET
Author : Shri Sangati Publisher: Rajhauns Publication Pages: 68 ISBN: 978-81-7810-640-3 Book Cover: Softcover₹35
There are 49 letters in the Konkani alphabet. These are shown in two groups of vowels and consonants.
Every letter has been given with an illustration to understand the letter better. With two dotted lines for tracing and four extra lines have been provided for practice.
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