New Gallifreyan

For these examples, the dash (-) shows where the system will separate the letters into Gallifreyan symbols.

Where are my pants?

w-Er Ar my pa-n-t-s

The pirate found the treasure

DX py-rX-t fW-n-d DX t-rE-Zx

You are crazy

ju Ar k-re-zi

Jump

JV-m-p

one and won

wV-n a-n-d wV-n

V = Vowel; C = Consonant

English has 6 basic syllable types: closed (C)VC, vowel-consonant-e VCe, vowel teams (C)VV(C), r-controlled Vr, consonant + le VCle, and open (C)V. Closed and vowel-consonant-e are the same, since this system is phoneme-based and the silent e will not matter. Vowel teams also do not matter in a phoneme-based sytem, becoming either closed or open syllbles.

The system will use the following rules for vowel placement. If manual separation of syllables is required, use a dash (-) to separate the symbols.

• R-controlled vowels are always Vr
• C+le will always be CV CL
• Since is it difficult to determine CVC vs CV syllables, the system will use CV as its default
• If a different vowel-consonant combination is preferred, use a dash (-) to separate the groups