Your nation's writing system

[Anxet]

Anxet's mane language- Standard Anxetian, uses the greek alphabet, although the language is not the same (but very similar). For example:

English: The Best Stories of the year

Greek: Οι καλύτερες ιστορίες της χρονιάς (Oi kalýteres istoríes ti̱s chroniás)

Anxetian: Αλοι Καλεφτερας Παστοριας νατιας Ξηραλσιας. (AIoí Kalefteras pastorias natis chralsias)

The secondary language is Nordantean, one with heavy Scandinavian influence. This language also uses a greek alphabet, with included elements of the Old Norse letters.

English: I have planted a tall tree.

Greek: Έχω φυτευτεί ένα ψηλό δέντρο. (Écho̱ fytef̱teí éna psi̱ló déntro .)
Anxetian: Ζαραξηο φετφεησαη ενα πσιλο εντρα-ηυατ (Zaracho feytfehjah ena psilo entra-huat)

Nordantean: Σéξηö φψτεφτηäρ εtå πσλοτιτ δéντραε (Jecho fytefthar eta pslotit dentrae)

[Anxet]

[quote="Uieurnthlaal";p="17904654"]We use an abjad, although for purposes of convenience, it is sometimes represented with 30 letters of the latin alphabet


Vjörnastafróf


haha is that tengwar I see

[The British Protectorate (Ancient)]

Latin script.

[Exacui]

Aa, Áá, Àà, (Ææ), Bb, Cc, Çç, Dd, Ee, Éé, Èè, Ff, Gg, Hh, Ii, Íí, Ìì, Jj, Kk, Ll, Mm, Nn, Oo, Óó, Òò, (Œœ), Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, Tt, Uu, Úú, Ùù, Üü, Vv, Ww, Xx, Yy, Zz
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[Todlichebujoku]

(It took me a while to decide, but I have it now)

Tödlichebujoku's script is a combination of Tengwar, and italic Greek, Cyrillic, and Latin when handwritten, with Tengwar numerals. In all-caps it is a combination of Cyrillic and Latin, with Han numerals. In applications without Tengwar, it is a Greek, Cyrillic, and Latin mix with Arabic numerals; for example "Tödlichebujoku" would be written "Тöδлιкеβуδζоку".

[Parhe]

We use a very slightly modified Hangul although the English Latin Alphabet is also very common for writing Parhean, as well as Korean. Oddly, a few words are pronounced differently in Parhean depending on which of the two systems it uses. Though rarely does a piece of writing ever mix the two together outside of quotes.