Aeritha Translator

Ekan iawviike ing i ählte er tehne/ Ähltértehné kaniawvíkeingi! Ehan ew ak/wach er tehne!

AÄÅBCDEFGHIKLMNOÖPRSTUÜVWYŸ

rough pronunciation rules to follow or ignore :3 •A = whAt •AA/ Á = fAther, clOck •Å = kahlUA, cOOl •Ä = hAt •ÄA = pOUnce •AÄ = WAck •E = between bEt and pAY •EE/ É = pAY •I = between wIn - sEEt •II/ Í = sEEt OE/ Œ: between bEt and bOOk/ AIR •Ö = bOOk •O = hOme •OO/ Ó = gO Off •UU/ Ú = nEWEst •U = mOvie •Ü = between blUE - pEEr (O shaped mouth) •Y = between blUE - pEEr (ᐁ shaped wider mouth) •YY/ Ý: sERUm •Ÿ = sEEt stitch/gollum voice*

•C = st/s–th/s-ch •CK = stik/sthik/thik or /schik •CH/ č = ch (chip) or deep German CH •KH/x = deep German CH (vibrating back of tongue) •DS = j •TS = ts •TSH = also ch (chip) •TCH = sharp ch/ty- sound with middle of tongue •SCH = s–sh/ch(y)— •SS/ß = makes all singular S in same word to Z sound •HH/ħ = light german CH (force air out off tongue) •HL = Welsh Ll/ Sid the Sloth’s S •NG/MG = same ng sound •NH = nasal + h sound •NY = njy- (ny sound in Hungarian) •G = normal G to y/h sound/silent [next to i & e] •GN = ny-: onion, canyon •GY = gjy- (gy sound in Hungarian) •GH = a faint breathy g to y sound (or an accent for gollum/stitch vocal tone) •TH/þ = thumb •DD/ð = this and that •DH/ðh = strong y sound, nearing j sound •R = j/zh/z/r (this r sounds like zh but often is a briskly rolled r) •KR = kzh-/ kz-

*double consonants make vowels lighter in sound, single consonants make vowels deeper.