The New Tai Lue Unicode block is a set of characters used to represent the New Tai Lue language, a Tai language spoken primarily in southern Yunnan, China, and northern Laos. The block was added to Unicode in version 6.1, released in 2012. The New Tai Lue language has a rich history and culture, and its writing system is used to record literature, poetry, and other forms of cultural expression. The Unicode block provides essential tools for preserving and promoting the language and its cultural heritage.

View a range of fonts that support the New Tai Lue block.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the New Tai Lue unicode block. Currently there are 83 characters in this block.