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Cambodian has 74 letters — an alphabet that refuses to be concise.

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Khmer (Cambodian) is often cited as having one of the largest alphabets, with a very high number of consonant and vowel symbols—frequently quoted at ~74. The script encodes consonant series and vowel signs in a complex but highly expressive system.

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