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Description

Includes everything sans some punctuation marks that I keep forgetting to incorporate.

Several English letters do not appear in the STAN alphabet because they are redundant sounds or are comprised of sounds from other letters. For example;

- q (can be written as "kēū" or "kwŭ")

- c (is either the "s" or "k" sound)

- x (can be written as "(ĕ)ks" or makes the "z" sound)

- y* (is technically a unique sound, but can be mimicked closely enough with "ēū" or "ēŭ")

G never sounds like "j".

Emphatic question marks are the rough English equivalent to "!?", or saying a question with particular force/intensity/desperation/etc. Rhetorical question marks are what they sound like, questions that aren't being asked to be answered.

Description

Includes everything sans some punctuation marks that I keep forgetting to incorporate.

Several English letters do not appear in the STAN alphabet because they are redundant sounds or are comprised of sounds from other letters. For example;

- q (can be written as "kēū" or "kwŭ")

- c (is either the "s" or "k" sound)

- x (can be written as "(ĕ)ks" or makes the "z" sound)

- y* (is technically a unique sound, but can be mimicked closely enough with "ēū" or "ēŭ")

G never sounds like "j".

Emphatic question marks are the rough English equivalent to "!?", or saying a question with particular force/intensity/desperation/etc. Rhetorical question marks are what they sound like, questions that aren't being asked to be answered.