How to speak Brillian: Lesson 1 (Orthography)
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A short introduction to the Brillian orthography
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Do not confuse with the old Brillian, this will cover the future
Modern Frsel.In this first lesson, you will learn about Brillian's orthography.
Brillian has 37 letters. Q and W are not in Brillian's orthography, and is used for transcibing loanwords only.
Below is the orthography chart:
| Letter | Name | Phone | Letter | Name | Phone | Letter | Name | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aa | Anen | /a/ | Ii | Inee | /i/ | Pp | Pelee | /p/ |
| Bb | Bempe | /b/ | Ïï | Ïken | /ɯ/ | Rr | Ryena | /ɹ/ |
| Cc | Cesza | /ts/ | Io io | Ioee | /ju/ | Ŕŕ | Ŕek | /r/ |
| Čč | Čale | /tʃ/ | Jj | Jeelon | /j/ | Ss | Seza | /s/ |
| Ćć | Ćer | /dz/ | K | Kelis | /k/ | Tt | Trone | /t/ |
| Dd | Derc | /d/ | Ll | Leun | /l/ | Ťť | Ťen | /c/ |
| Ďď | Ďen | /ɟ/ | Ľľ | Ľenz | /ʎ/ | Uu | Unes | /u/ |
| Đđ | Đirn | /dʒ/ | Lj lj | Ljente | /x/ | Vv | Vene | /v/ |
| Ee | Elnee | /e/ | Ľj ľj | Ľjake | /ɣ/ | Xx | Xeyn | /ʃ/ |
| Ff | Feliv | /f/ | Mm | Menye | /m/ | Yy | Yene | /y/ |
| Gg | Gloen | /g/ | Nn | Nee | /n/, /ŋ/ | Zz | Zedn | /z/ |
| Hh | Henioa | /h/ | Ňň | Ňeony | /ɲ/ | Žž | Žeren | /ʒ/ |
| Oo | Olne | /o/ | ||||||
But how about the missing letters? The missing letters include Q and W, which are used in loanwords only, and long forms of vowels (indicated with acute accent)
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