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 ====== 🔰 Figlyphs ======
-Figlyphs are the [[species:typyl|Typyl]]'s way of writing down information that they can understand. It's been universally used among the continents and moons as a way of communication.
+> **Main Article:** [[culture:Figlyphs]]
+Figlyphs are the [[creature:typyl|Typyl]]'s way of writing down information that they can understand. It's been universally used among the continents and moons as a way of communication.
 This guide will show you how to read and write Figlyphs and is separated into parts.
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+<div inline box thick>
+<div centeralign>**Contents**</div>
+  * [[guide:figlyphs writing|Writing]]
+  * [[guide:figlyphs typing|Typing]]
-===== Reading Figlyphs =====
+  * [[guide:figlyphs reading|Reading]]
-Figlyphs is almost simply a ciphered version of English, with almost all of the consonants being the same. However, the manner of speaking is mostly smooth and thus, no rolling R's.
+  * [[guide:figlyphs reading numbers|Reading Numbers]]
+  * [[guide:figlyphs pronounciation|Pronounciation]]
-There are two types of conveying letters: individual and stacked.
+</div>
-  * **Individual:** Individual letters act by themselves and often used to accent a syllable or to isolate pronounciation.
-    * **Examples:** -::C::-, -::H::-, -::I::-, -::N::- and -::O::-
-  * **Stacked:** A stacked letter is a cluster of two individual letters. Often used to emphasize a syllable. Pronouncing stacked letters is important to emphasize what they could mean and differ from different words.
-    * **Examples:** -::[lo]::- and -::[ne]::-
-    * It is important to take note that -::T::-(T) and -::O::-(O) are displayed sideways when stacked.
-      * **Examples:** -::[ta]::- and -::[yo]::-
-If you are having trouble knowing how it's pronounced, you can check it's [[http://www.internationalphoneticalphabet.org/ipa-sounds/ipa-chart-with-sounds/|corresponding IPA sound]]
-※ Pronouncing this can be slightly altered due to accents.
-==== Consonants ====
-^  Consonant  ^  Figlyph  ^  IPA  ^  ENG Pronounciation  ^  ENG Example  ^  ENG -> FGL Example ^
-|  B  |  -::B::-  |  b  |  b  |  (b)ar  |  -::([ba])r::-  |
-|  C  |  -::C::-  |  ç,tʃ  |  cx,ch  |  (ch)an  |  -::(ca)n::-  |
-|  D  |  -::D::-  |  d  |  d  |  (d)am  |  -::([da])r::-  |
-|  F  |  -::F::-  |  f  |  f  |  (f)am  |  -::([fa])r::-  |
-|  G  |  -::G::-  |  g  |  g  |  (g)ran  |  -::(g)ran::-  |
-|  H  |  -::H::-  |  h,ħ  |  h  |  (h)at  |  -::([ha])t::-  |
-|  J  |  -::J::-  |  ʝ  |  hy  |  (hi)m  |  -::([ji])m::-  |
-|  K  |  -::K::-  |  k  |  k  |  (k)in  |  -::([ki])n::-  |
-|  L  |  -::L::-  |  l,ɭ  |  l  |  (l)an  |  -::([la])n::-  |
-|  M  |  -::M::-  |  m,ɱ  |  m  |  (m)om  |  -::([mo])m::-  |
-|  N  |  -::N::-  |  n,ɲ  |  n  |  (n)at  |  -::([na])t::-  |
-|  P  |  -::P::-  |  p  |  p  |  (po)p  |  -::([po])p::-  |
-|  Q  |  -::Q::-  |  ɧ or hw  |  hw  |  (wh)y  |  -::(q)y::-  |
-|  R  |  -::R::-  |  r  |  r  |  <nowiki>(r)un</nowiki>  |  -::([ra])n::-  |
-|  S  |  -::S::-  |  s  |  s  |  (s)it  |  -::([si])t::-  |
-|  T  |  -::T::-  |  θ,ð  |  th  |  (th)ere  |  -::([te])[re]::-  |
-|  V  |  -::V::-  |  v  |  v  |  (va)n  |  -::([va])[n]::-  |
-|  W  |  -::W::-  |  w  |  w  |  (w)et  |  -::([we])t::-  |
-|  X  |  -::X::-  |  ʒ  |  sh  |  (s)ure  |  -::([su])[re]::-  |
-|  Y  |  -::Y::-  |  j,ʝ  |  y  |  (y)es  |  -::([ye])s::-  |
-|  Z  |  -::Z::-  |  z  |  z  |  (z)ap  |  -::([za])p::-  |
-| ※ //ENG -> FGL are not pure translations, but how it could be interpreted.// ||||||
-==== Vowels ====
-==== Numbers ====
-===== Writing Figlyphs =====
-==== via Hand ====
-==== via Typing ====

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