pronouns are the pronouns found in the Khamti language: Demonstratives Khamti uses the following demonstratives: Writing system The Tai Khamtis have their own writing system called 'Lik-Tai', which they share with the Tai Phake people and Tai Aiton people. It closely resembles the Northern Shan script of Myanmar, which is a variant of the Mon–Burmese script, with some of the letters taking divergent shapes. Their script is evidently derived from the Lik Tho Ngok script since hundreds of years ago. There are 35 letters including 17 consonants and 14 vowels. The script is traditionally taught in monasteries on subjects like Tripitaka, Jataka tales, code of conduct, doctrines and philosophy, history, law codes, astrology, and palmistry etc. The first printed book was published in 1960. In 1992 it was edited by the Tai Literature Committee, Chongkham. In 2003 it was again modified with tone marking by scholars of Northern Myanmar and Arunachal Pradesh. Consonants က - ka - k - [k] ၵ - kha - kh - [kʰ] ꩠ - ga - g - [g] ၷ - gha - gh - [gʱ] င - nga - ng - [ŋ] ꩡ - ca - c - [t͡ʃ], [t͡s] ꩢ - cha - ch - [t͡ʃʰ] ꩣ - ja - j - [ɟ] ꩤ - jha - jh - [ɟʱ] ꩥ - nya - ny - [ɲ] ꩦ - ṭa - ṭ - [ʈ] ꩧ - ṭha - ṭh - [ʈʰ] ꩨ - ḍa - ḍ - [ɖ] ꩩ - ḍha - ḍh - [ɖʱ] ၼ - ṇa - ṇ - [ɳ] တ - ta - t - [t] ထ - tha - th - [tʰ] ၻ - da - d - [d] ꩪ - dha - dh - [dʱ] ꩫ - na - n - [n] ပ - pa - p - [p] ၸ - pha - ph - [pʰ] ၿ - ba - b - [b] ၹ - bha - bh - [bʱ] မ - ma - m - [m] ယ - ya - y - [j] ꩳ or ရ - ra - r - [r~ɹ] ြ ([ɾ]) medially, such as ၸြႃ (phraa, "Buddha") လ - la - l - [l] ဝ - wa - w - [w~v] ꩬ - sa - s - [s] ꩭ - ha - h - [h] ꩮ - ḷa - ḷ - [ɭ] ꩯ - fa - f - [f] ꩲ - za - z