What language uses 7’s and !’s?

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Squamish language uses <7> conventionally to substitute for IPA <ʔ>, and I can imagine other languages doing so if their Romanisation was influenced by  linguists. Squamish doesn’t use <!>, which turns up in Khoisan languages for clicks (Exclamation mark). Not convinced there’s a language that uses both, but who knows…

For the same reason of practicality, <8> substitutes in Wyandot language for <ȣ>: Ou (ligature).

Answered 2015-12-02
[Originally posted on http://quora.com/What-language-uses-7s-and-s/answer/Nick-Nicholas-5]

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