I tried making a Hangul orthography for Lojban once. Hangul is by far
my favorite writing system in the world.
There were a few problems:
1) There aren't enough consonants in Hangul.
2) I had to use many obsolete jamo that most computers systems don't
handle well. (They are almost never composed properly into syllable
blocks.)
3) Lojban's consonant clusters required the first consonant to go out
front, defeating the purpose of the blocks.
So I made my own writing system heavily inspired by Hangul that didn't
have these problems. Then I gave up after finding that few
applications supported the TTF features that I used to make the font.
mu'o mi'e .zif.
On May 8, 1:55 pm, "la mabycicre'a balsoi"
<guerrier.cacha...@gmail.com> wrote:> Sans titre.jpg
> I kept on my idee to write Lojban in hangeul, or at least in something
> inspired by hangeul's famous qualities.
> I realyze with my own eyes that in standart hangeul it was fu****g harsh to
> do it, so I altered it a little ...
> Please look at it and tell me if you think my way was wrong as a whole or
> not .
> If I was wrong from the begining, then hangeul can be thrown right to the
> trash, because if it can't help with teaching the most interresting language
> in the world it's completely useless despite all its qualities.
>
> ps:open it with "paint" or it could bring troubles.
>
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