The Letter That Comes With a Vowel

In English a letter is a piece of a syllable and you build up. In Hindi the letter is already a syllable - the first one says "ka", not "k", and if you only want the k you have to add a mark to kill the vowel off. Silence costs extra. Then the good bit: the vowel marks go above, below, after, and one of them goes BEFORE the letter and is read second, so the writing order and the speaking order disagree in front of you. Finishes by filling in the last empty row of a table this shelf has been building for six languages.