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So, I've been revising torŝa(or torsha) for about a month, this is the new script for it. you read words top to bottom, sentences top to bottom.paragraphs/pages left to right. my friend Udoch helped me with this script. the first letter is the romanized form, the letters in between the "/" are the IPA form. some letters change based on where they are placed in a word or dialect. I shall go more in-depth on the different pronunciations and the way you read and write sentences. P.S. the symbol below the "ź" is the period "." it acts to stop a sentence.
*update*
this new picture now contains the different ways certain letters are pronounced. I have also added in two new symbols, the symbol for the apostrophe, and a symbol that goes directly to the right of the letter f to change it to a v. The lines on the side represent how it would look on lined paper. The symbols for the period and apostrophe are in their own space but to the left of the line.

Description
So, I've been revising torŝa(or torsha) for about a month, this is the new script for it. you read words top to bottom, sentences top to bottom.paragraphs/pages left to right. my friend Udoch helped me with this script. the first letter is the romanized form, the letters in between the "/" are the IPA form. some letters change based on where they are placed in a word or dialect. I shall go more in-depth on the different pronunciations and the way you read and write sentences. P.S. the symbol below the "ź" is the period "." it acts to stop a sentence.
*update*
this new picture now contains the different ways certain letters are pronounced. I have also added in two new symbols, the symbol for the apostrophe, and a symbol that goes directly to the right of the letter f to change it to a v. The lines on the side represent how it would look on lined paper. The symbols for the period and apostrophe are in their own space but to the left of the line.