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It includes vowel sets, negative vowel forms used with constructions that indicate non-occurrence, and vowel patterns for continuous tense with example phrases. The reader also lists single, double, and triple consonants and provides transliterated syllables and consonant-initial groups for practice. It is produced through the Akuku Bible Translation Project supported by MLT.","Gbi A Tsẹ D'enwanhi Akhuọ Dhienhi Shitete  \nLeveled Reader  \nAkuku Primer  \nGbi A Tsẹ D 'enwanhi Akhuọ Dhienhi Shitete Leveled Reader  \nThe Akuku Bible Translation Project Team , The Project Advisor; Mr Solomon Ejam , Project Coordinator(PC); Hon. James E. Atta, All the project Team members , All The Consultants in MLT , and Language Technologist; Mr King Ali , your contributions cannot be over emphasized. God Bless you richly.  \nThe Akuku Bible Translation Project Team acknowlege and sincerely thank the Mission For Language Translation (MLT) , Agbor , Delta state , for their generous support and dedication to advance language development initiatives in our town Akuku being one among several languages , Your funding has been crucial to accomplish this great task and create a meaningful and significant impact , Appreciations goes to the developer of Bloom that has made this software to make the work of translations easy and faster , Lots of thanks.  \nAkuku  \nAkoko-Edo , Edo State , Nigeria  \nCopyright © 2026, King Ali_Akuku Bible Translation Project , Mission for Language Translation (MLT) , Agbor Delta State in Nigeria  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors , illustrators , etc.  \nWe the Akuku Bible Translation Project Team express our heartfelt gratitudde to Mission For Language Translation (MLT), through the Grace Of God you have done a great work. Your dedication and commitment to this work have make it possible for this book to reach wider audience both at home and diaspora.  \nABICHI AKHUỌ .  \nA B BH CH TCH D  \nDH E Ẹ F FH G  \nGH GB GBH GW H I  \nJ K KH KP KPH KW  \nL M MH N NH NW  \nNY O Ọ P R S  \nTS SH T TH U V W  \nWH Y Z ZH  \nAKHUỌ VOWELS .  \na e ẹ i o ọ u  \nAKHUỌ NEGATIVE VOWELS .  \n( Use for something that will not happen)  \nà è ì ò ọ̀ ù  \nAKHUỌ VOWELS FOR CONTI NOUS TENSE  \nā ē ī ō ọ̄ ū  \nExample of Phrases with Negative Vowels in A kuku (Akhuọ) Language .  \n1. [À .] À kha khu ri ukpe. (The festival will not hold again)  \n2. [È .] È kha khu zi. (They will not come again)  \n3. [Ì .] Mhì kha khu ri. (I will not eat again)  \n4. [Ò.] Ò kha khu rira. (It will not happen again  \n5. [̀Ọ .] ̀Ọ kha khu zi. (He/She will not come again)  \n6. [Ù .] Ù zi. (You did not come) .  \nExamples of phrases with vowels for continous tense in A kuku (Akhuọ) Language .  \n1. [Ā .] Mhā zi. (We are coming)  \n2. [Ē .] Ē zi. (They are comin)  \n3. [Ī .] Mhī zi. (I am coming)  \n4. [Ō.] Ō tsira. (It 's running)  \n5. [̄Ọ .] ̄Ọ tsira. (He/She is running)  \n6. [Ū .] Ū zi ara. (You should be coming here)  \nAKHUỌ  \nSINGLE CONSONANTS  \nb d f g h j  \nk l m n p r  \ns t v w y z  \nAKHUỌ DOUBLE CONSONANTS  \nbh ch dh fh gh gb  \ngw kh kp kw mh nh  \nnw ny ts th wh zh  \nAKHUỌ TRIPPLE CONSONANTS  \ntch gbh kph  \nUkọsuẹ Udhienhim hi Enwamhi Akhuọ  \n'b '  \nba be bẹ bi bo bọ bu  \nʻch'   \ncha che chẹ chi cho chọ chu  \ntch'  \ntcha tche tchẹ tchi tcho tchọ tchu ʻd '  \nda de dẹ di do dọ du  \nʻdh'  \ndha dhe dhẹ dhi dho dhọ dhu  \nʻf'  \nfa fe fẹ fi fo fọ fu  \nʻfh'  \nfha fhe fhẹ fhi fho fhọ fhu ʻg'  \nga ge gẹ gi go gọ gu ʻgh'  \ngha ghe ghẹ ghi gho ghọ ghu gb  \ngba gbe gbẹ gbi gbo gbọ gbu  \nʻgbh'  \ngbha gbhe gbhẹ gbhi gbho gbhọ gbhu ʻgw'  \ngwa gwe gwẹ gwi gwo gwọ gwu ʻ h'  \nha he hẹ hi ho họ hu  \nʻj '  \nja je jẹ ji jo jọ ju  \nʻ k '  \nka ke kẹ ki ko kọ ku  \nʻ kh'  \nkha khe khẹ khi kho khọ khu ʻ kp '  \nkpa kpe kpẹ kpi kpo kpọ kpu kph  \nkpha kphe kphẹ kphi kpho kphọ kphu  \nʻ kw'  \nkwa kwe kwẹ kwi kwo kwọ kwu ʻ l '  \nla le lẹ li lo lọ lu  \nʻ m 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