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Writing system
The writing system Taxem uses is an alphabet.
There are 8 letters for vowles, 15 letters for cosonants and 3 diacritics. (26 total symbols)
Vowles:
‘Romanisation: a’
‘Romanisation: ä’
‘Romanisation: ö’
‘Romanisation: i’
‘Romanisation: ü’
‘Romanisation: e’
‘Romanisation: o’
‘Romanisation: u’
Consonants:
‘Romanisation: y’
‘Romanisation: v’
‘Romanisation: r’
‘Romanisation: l’
‘Romanisation: m’
‘Romanisation: n’
‘Romanisation: f’
‘Romanisation: s’
‘Romanisation: ß’
‘Romanisation: x’
‘Romanisation: h’
‘Romanisation: c’
‘Romanisation: p’
‘Romanisation: t’
‘Romanisation: k’
Diacritics:
‘Romanisation: j’
‘Romanisation: w’
‘Romanisation: g’
The diacritics j and w have two ways they can be used each.
When /j/ follows a consonant use j instead of y.
Example:
‘What’
When /i/ follows a vowle and it can form a diphthong use j instead of i.
Example:
‘Home’
When /w/ follows a consonant use w instead of v.
Example:
‘He/She/They’
When /u/ follows a vowle and it can form a diphthong w instead of u.
Example:
‘Cat’