New Tai Lue (Unicode block)

The Unicode block New Tai Lue ( engl. New Tai Lue, U 1980 to U 19 DF) contains the font for the language Tai Lü, one of the four literary languages ​​of the Dai people in China. Another signature of this people is encoded in the preceding Unicode block Tai Le. New Tai Lue, Tai Lue also called Simplified, was developed in the 1950s on the basis of the old Tai Le script.

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