Editing Fraser script (section)

==Tones==
Tones are written with standard punctuation. Lisu punctuation therefore differs from international norms: the comma is {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|꓾}}}} (hyphen period) and the full stop is {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|꓿}}}} (equal sign).

{|class=wikitable
|+Diacritics on the syllable {{script|Lisu|ꓝ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ]}}
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| {{script|Lisu|ꓝ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̄]}}|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓸ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ́]}}|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓹ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̌]}}
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| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓻ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̄ˀ]}}*|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓺ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̄ˀ]}}|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝʼ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̄̃]}}
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| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓼ}} {{IPA|[tsàˀ]}}|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝꓽ}} {{IPA|[tsà]}}|| {{script|Lisu|ꓝˍ}} {{IPA|[tsɑ̄à]}}
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:<nowiki>*</nowiki>It is not clear how the {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓻ}}}} mid tone differs from the unmarked mid tone.
The tones {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓸ}}}}, {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓹ}}}}, {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓺ}}}}, {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓻ}}}} may be combined with {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓼ}}}} and {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓽ}}}} as compound tones. However, the only compound tone still in common use is {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ꓹꓼ}}}}.

The apostrophe indicates [[nasalization]]. It is combined with tone marks.

The low [[Macron (diacritic)|macron]] indicates the Lisu "A glide", a contraction of {{IPA|[à]}} without an intervening glottal stop. The tone is not always falling, depending on the environment, but is written {{angle bracket|{{script|Lisu|ˍ}}}} regardless.