In general the pronunciation of older people has priority; however, some people can actually get quite offended if they think the language is written the 'wrong' way. Some insist that the mission spelling should be used, others the Bani spelling, and still others the KKY (Saibai etc.) spelling, and still again others use mixes of two or three, or adaptations thereof. Some writers of the Mabuiag-Badhu dialect (Kalaw Lagaw Ya), for example, write mainly in the Mission system, sometimes use the digraphs "oe", "th", "dh" (variant "dth") and sometimes use capital letters at the ends of words to show devoiced vowels, such as "ngukI" 'fresh water/drinking water, fruit juice' . In the Bani/Klokheid orthograophy "nguki" is written "nguuki", and in the other dialects the final vowel is either fully voiced, "nguki" ), or elided, "nguk" ).