Shina language

Shina (also known as Tshina) is a Dardic language spoken by a some people in Gilgit Baltistan of Pakistan.

Shina
Native to	Pakistan, India
Region	Northern Areas, Pakistan
Native speakers	(500,000 cited 1981 census)[1]
Language family	Indo-European Indo-Iranian Indo-Aryan Dardic Shina languages Shina
Writing system	Arabic Script
Language codes
ISO 639-3	Either: scl – Shina plk – Kohistani Shina
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Alphabet

Letter	Romanization	IPA
ا‎	ʿ	/ʔ/
ب‎	b	/b/
پ‎	p	/p/
ت‎	t	/t/
ٹ‎	ṭ	/ʈ/
ث‎	(s)	/s/
ج‎	ǰ	/d͡ʒ/
چ‎	č	/t͡ʃ/
ح‎	(h)	/h/
خ‎	ǩ	/x/
څ‎	c	/t͡s/
ځ‎	j	/d͡z/
ڇ‎	ċ	/ʈ͡ʂ/
د‎	d	/d/
ڈ‎	ḍ	/ɖ/
ذ‎	(z)	/z/
ر‎	r	/r/
ڑ‎	ṛ	/ɽ/
ز‎	z	/z/
ژ‎	ž	/ʒ/
ڙ‎	ż	/ʐ/
س‎	s	/s/
ش‎	š	/ʃ/
ݜ‎	ṣ	/ʂ/
ص‎	(s)	/s/
ض‎	(d)	/d/
ط‎	(t)	/t/
ظ‎	(z)	/z/
ع‎	ʿ	/ʔ/
غ‎	ǧ	/ɣ/
ڠ‎	ŋ	/ŋ/
ف‎	f	/f/pʰ/
ق‎	(k)	/k/
ک‎	k	/k/
گ‎	g	/ɡ/
ل‎	l	/l/
م‎	m	/m/
ن‎	n	/n/
ݨ‎	ṇ	/ɳ/
ں‎	˜	/˜/
و‎	w	/ʊ~w/
ہ‎	h, x	/h/ɦ/
ھ‎	_h	/ʰ/
ء‎	ʿ	/ʔ/
ی‎	y	/j/
ے‎	e	/e/