Markings Table Modified Ge'ez script Harari can be written in the unmodified Ethiopic script as most vowel differences can be disambiguated from context. The Harari adaptation of the Ethiopic script adds a long vowel version of the Ethiopic/Amharic vowels by adding a dot on top of the letter. In addition certain consonants are pronounced differently when compared to the Amharic pronunciation. The table below shows the Harari alphasyllabary with the Romanized & IPA consonants along the rows and the Romanized vowel markings along the columns. Modified Latin script Numerals 1. Ahad 2. Ko'ot 3. Shi'ishti 4. Haret 5. Ham'misti 6. Siddisti 7. Sa'ati 8. Su'ut 9. Zahtegn 10. Asir 11. Asra ahad 12. Asra ko'ot 13. Asra shi'ishti 14. Asra haret 15. Asra ham'misti 16. Asra siddisti 17. Asra sa'ati 18. Asra su'ut 19. Asra zahtegn 20. Kuya 30. Saasa 40. Arbîn 50. Hamsein 60. Sit'tin 70. Sa'ati asir 80. Su'ut asir 90. Zahtana 100. Baqla 1,000. Kum or Alfi References Works cited Abdurahman Garad and Ewald Wagner. 1998. Harari-Studien : Texte mit Übersetzung, grammatischen Skizzen und Glossar. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz. . Cerulli, Enrico. “La lingua e la storia di Harar” in Studi Etiopici, vol. I, 1936 (Roma). Gardner, Simon and Ralph Siebert. 2001. "Sociolinguistic survey report of the Zay language area." SIL Electronic Survey Reports, 2002-024. PDF Cohen, Marcel. 1931. Etudes d'éthiopien méridional. Paris. pp. 243–354. Leslau, Wolf. 1958. The verb in Harari : (South Ethiopic). Berkeley: University of California Press. Mondon-Vidailhet, François Marie Casimir. 1902. La langue Harari et les dialectes Ethiopies du Gouraghe. Paris: Imprimerie nationale. Wagner, Ewald. 1983. Harari-Texte in arabischer Schrift : mit Übersetzung und Kommentar. Wiesbaden: F. Steiner. External links World Atlas of Language Structures information on Harari Grammatical Outline and Vocabulary of the Harari Language Languages of Ethiopia Transverse Ethiopian Semitic languages