A Revised (Q1vayzd), more organized (and hopefully intuitive) version of English Phonotype. Started mostly from the ground up, so some letters may appear like ones in the old version.

List of all letter keys and their respective sounds, with demonstrations in English words:

Key A: a - “call,” “Saul,” “ought,” “awe,” “pot”

Key B: b - “blue”

Key C: tʃ - “choose”

Key D: d - “do”

Key E: e - “age,” “eight”

Key F: f - “fine,” “photo”

Key G: g - “goal”

Key H: h - “hello”

Key I: i - “eat,” "evil," “eek”

Key J: dʒ - “jeans,” “genes”

Key K: k - “call,” “kale,” “chasm”

Key L: l - “left”

Key M: m - “me”         !!!no longer resembles N to avoid confusion

Key N: n - “new,” “knew,” “gnu”    !!!same story as M

Key O: o - “open,” “au jus”

Key P: p - “pass”

Key Q: ɹ̠ - “red”

Key R: ɚ - “urge”

Key S: s - “sell,” “cell”

Key T: t - “Tuesday”

Key U: u - “ooze,” “tomb,” “uber,” "grew," “you,” “shoe”

Key V: v - “very”

Key W: w - “walk”

Key X: ʒ - “measure,” “azure”

Key Y: j - “yew”

Key Z: z - “zoo,” “xenon,” “bees”

Key `: ɾ - “metal,” “medal” 

Key 1: ɪ - “in”

Key 2: ə - “under," “touch,” “amid”

Key 3: ʊ - “look”

Key 4: ɛ - “elf”

Key 5: ŋ - “thing,” “think”

Key 6: æ - “ash”

Key 7: ɛə (raised æ) - “ankle” (note: I pronounce this as one sound, but the IPA has no one corresponding symbol. It lies between æ and ɛ.)

Key 8: ʃ - “shape”

Key 9: θ - “thorn”

Key 0: ð - “those”

Key -: ʔ - “uh-oh,” “hat”

Numbers have been displaced (which is a feature common to all English Phonotype fonts I have made, but never mentioned until now) from the number keys, seeing as there are letters there now. In order from 0 to 9, the way to type the digits is as follows: 

=: 0

+: 1

[: 2

{: 3

]: 4

}: 5

\: 6

|: 7

<: 8

>: 9

The previous iteration of English Phonotype featured symbols for “and” and “the,” both simple words with different pronunciations depending on the context. I would have included more if the entire keyboard were not filled up. Now that ɾ has taken over the ` key, however, these two have been moved to the accented As and given some company in the form of “or.” They also now have upper and lowercase forms.

À/à - And

Á/á - The

Â/â - Or

An I5gli8 F1n2t2yp font in the style of my other font, Goober.

See "Shavian is Stinky" by myself for a guide on what characters are what

My first attempt at a blackletter typeface.

Bl6cl4dr is pronounced "Blackletter" (because thats what you get when you type Bl6cl4dr)

See "Shavian is Stinky" by myself for a guide on what characters are what

Pronounced "English Phonotype" (because thats what you get when you type I5gli8 F1n2t2yp in I5gli8 F1n2t2yp)

See "Shavian is Stinky" by myself for a guide on what characters are what

I made this because:

1. Shavian is for British English

2. Shavian has like 4 letters for the same sound

3. Shavian has ian (why???????)

4. Shavian is unintuitive to read

There may or may not have been more than 26 letters so I just used the numbers (and the symbols you get when you press shift) as well as - and _, and then I put exclaimation mark as the forwards slash.

[A] Hey, Wait

[B] Banana

[C] Cat, Kick

[D] Doug

[E] Feet, Ease

[F] Fly

[G] Glue

[H] Hello

[I] Iffy, Liquid

[J] Jeans, Genes, Drain

[K] Child, Itchy, Train

[L] Lungs

[M, which looks like N] Mind

[N, which looks like M (i have a good reason trust)] Nosey

[O] Oats, Phloem, Go

[P] Prize

[Q] Ray, Cart

[R] Curtain, Over

[S] Some

[T] Tell, Thyme

[U] Ooze, Flu

[V] Very

[W] What, Wind

[X] Measure

[Y] You

[Z] Zebra

[1/!] Call, Saul

[2/@] Up, Slug

[3/#] Wood, Would

[4/$] Egg, Well

[5/%] Thing, Wink

[6/^] Ash, Paddle

[7/&] Ail, Air, Am, An

[8/*] Shoe, Cache, Issue

[9/(] Thigh

[0/)] Those

[-/_] Rat (glottal stop)

[Q], [W], and [Y] are for making diphthongs because I am a firm beleiver that a diphthong is not one singular sound

Here are all the [Q] ones because as far as I'm aware I'm the only one who thinks r should be two letters, and that would mean I need this section

[Q][A] Ray

[A][Q] no examples (Air is for [7/&])

[Q][E] Free

[E][Q] Ear

[Q][I] Rip

[I][Q] no examples

[Q][O] Row

[O][Q] Oar, Or

[Q][U] Room

[U][Q] Lure

[Q][1/!] Raw

[1/!][Q] Are

[Q][2/@] Rut

[2/@][Q] Party, Art

[Q][3/#] Crook

[3/#][Q] no examples

[Q][4/$] Red

[4/$][Q] Ferry (if you're British)

[Q][6/^] Rash

[6/^][Q] Carrot (if you're British)

[Q][7/&] Rail, Rare, Ran, Ram

[7/&][Q] Carrot (if you speak oil and hamburger language), Air, Glare

I made another alphabet!!! the way this one works is very different from Manøwʒ - it has 23 letters, each with 2 variants. The first form is typed with capital letter and the second form is with the lowercase version. Forms always alternate between 1 and 2, starting on 1, for the best look. I didn't do anything special with the other characters for this one either; . , ? and ! all mean what they usually do.

Onions have layers.

An alphabet and number system for a culture that will probably never exist. The Manøwʒ alphabet consists of 30 letters (7 vowels, 4 debatables, and 19 consonants), and its number system is in base 12. This particular font is in the same style as one of my other fonts, Goober.

The full alphabet can be typed with all 26 uppercase letters and lowercases w, x, y, and z.

The numbers can be typed with 0-9 and lowercases a and b (to stick with normal base 12 notation where 10 is A and 11 is B). The comma in 1,000 is typed with the , key and the dot in 1.5 is typed with the . key.

Punctuation: + to begin a sentence, - to end a statement, ? to end a  question, ! to end an exclaimation, and / to separate clauses.

I made this font for a card game :)

Slippery