Sundanese script

Sundanese Script

The Sundanese script is a special way of writing used by the Sundanese people. It helps them write their own language, called the Sundanese language. This script is very old and beautiful.

The Sundanese script comes from an older form called the Old Sundanese script. People used this older script from the 1300s to the 1700s. It shows how clever the Sundanese people have been for many years.

The Sundanese script has many letters and special marks. It has 32 basic characters: seven vowels, 23 consonants, and thirteen special marks called rarangkén. It also includes numbers from zero to nine.

People in West Java decided to make this script official in 1996. In 1997, they chose the Old Sundanese script and named it Aksara Sunda. Now, many people learn and use this lovely way of writing.

The Sundanese script was added to a special computer system called Unicode in 2008. This makes it easier for people to use it on computers and phones today.