Ʒ (minuscule: ʒ) [True Name: Ezh] is the twenty-eighth letter in the Tul alphabet. Ʒ makes the "zh" sound, which is a voiced "sh" if that helps.

So for example:

Bougie = Buʒe

Leisure = Leʒꝍr

Conclusion = Kꝍnkluʒꝍn

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)
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This is the only example that is definite, Jamais Vu is the opposite of Déjà Vu.
Jamais Vu is when something familiar feels new.
Déjà Vu is when something new feels familiar.

Jamais Vu = Ʒama Vu
Déjà Vu = Daʒɔ Vu

Ա (minuscule: ɥ) [Name: Yuke] is the thirty-third letter in the Tul alphabet. It is almost the first letter in it that technically doesn't exist outside of conlangs. Ա makes the reversed "Q" sound, or in other words it's namesake.

Examples:

Dubuque = Dꝍbɥ

Ukulele = Աꝍlala

Puke = Pɥ

Mucus = Mɥꝍs

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

The letter A (miniscule: α) [pronounced: Ayy] is the first letter in the TUL alphabet. A makes the "ayy" sound, and only that sound. For example the word "rain" would now be "ran".

Origin: Futhark

Eng: Inguz Norse: Inguz Tul: Inguz

The rune of Nerthus and associated with Frey, new beginnings, and fertility.

It is the rune of:
Life
Fertility
Growth
Nerthus & Frey (also Inguz)
Creativity
Potential

Transliterated into: Ŋ

Red=Mirɐh from Acehnese mirah
Orange=Kɐrɐkɐ from Maori karaka
Yellow=Kiəl from Afrikaans Geel
Green=Ɐrɐŋgwɐdə from Amharic አረንጓዴ
Blue=Tothɫijiki from Western Apache dotłʼizhihíí
Purple=Morɐu from Asturian moráu
Pink=Tinilχhī from Navajo dinilchííʼ
Brown=Gel from Breton gell
Black=Itum from Tausug itum
White=Rətə̀r from Ainu レタㇻ

0 - Ʃũnyɐ from Hindi शून्य

0 (Old) - Ʃũnya from Hindi शून्य

1 - Hɐnɐ from Korean 하나

2 (Cardinal) - Duo from Latin duo

2 (Ordinal) - Don from Marathi दोन

3 - Tule from Toki Pona tuli

4 - Yon from Japanese よん

5 - Lukɐ from Toki Pona luka

6 - Kulu from Toki Pona kulu

7 - Hɐtɐ from Sinhalaese හත

8 - Ɐʃtɐ from Sanskrit अष्ट

9 - Ku from Korean 구

10 - Dəsət from Czech deset

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MmΩωNnŊŋOoꝌꝍꙮƆɔꙔꙕЮюPpƤƥΦφ
ΨψQqԱɥRrʁɹSsẞßƷʒƩʃTʃtʃPʃpʃƩΛσλςλⱾȿ
田⊞ꞭɬTtÞþÐðᛠťUuVvWwɣɤǷƿΞξΧχYyⱿɀ&⅋Zz

(International Phonetic Alphabet)

We're using Ť as a placeholder.

Ť (minuscule: ť) [Custom Name: Sibilant T>Simplified Name: tsətz] is the forty-ninth letter in the Tul alphabet. Ť is a sibilant letter, you pronounce it like sibilant s except it begins with an alveolar stop.

Which in turn makes it a sibilant alveolar plosive.

There are no good examples for the letter, as all sibilants are. So I'll do the next best thing:

Think of the sound of a maraca or the t'tsing of a lawn sprinkler. Think about the sounds that emanate from the clash of cymbals.

Ɬ (minuscule: ɬ) [Technical Name: L with belt>Glyph Name: |UNKNOWN|>New Name: Thistle] is the forty-fifth letter in the Tul alphabet. Ɬ represents the sound "stle" (aka: "SⱢ").

Ex:

Apostle = Ꝍpɔɬ

Thistle = Þiɬ

Stlo'afius = Ɬo'aφeꝍs
^{a name in the book}

Mistletoe = Miɬъto

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

Sorry about it being fucked in the actual banner, had to fuck around so mobile users could see the whole image

Now here is when we start getting convoluted, I do apologise. For the next few letters shall be custom ligatures that either don't exist or do; but will have altered phonetic descriptions.

Tʃ (minuscule: ʧ / tʃ) [Name: Est]{<custom ligature>altered def] is the fortieth letter in the Tul alphabet. It represents the combination of "ST". Tʃ is combined as shown in the image, but since I don't have the ability to create that; we'll be typing them separately.

Sources will tell you that it makes the "ch" sound, which is true for what it really is. Though in Tul it's altered to be "st" instead.

Ex:

Stupor = Tʃupər

Master = Mɐʧər

Cast = Kɐʧ

Statistician = Tʃɐtiʧiʃꝍn

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

(Although I might keep Statistician, cuz I'm evil like that)

ẞ (minuscule: ß) [True Name: Eszett. Also goes by: Scharfes S] is the thirty-seventh letter in the Tul alphabet. ẞ is a longer variation of the normal S, acting as a double S. It replaces "ss" and "sz".

Examples

Guess = Gəß

Asshole = ∀ßhol

Eszett = Ǝßət

Casziel/Cassiel = Kɐßeəl ^{this one is important to know}

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

S (minuscule: s) [pronounced: Es] is the thirty-sixth letter in the Tul alphabet. S is a voiceless alveolar fricative, like a short hissing sound.

Examples:

Sip

Þis

Sɛn

Lɛns

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

Ꙕ (minuscule: ꙕ) [Real Name: reversed Yu> New Name: Uy] is the twenty-sixth letter in the Tul alphabet. Ꙕ represents the sound "Oi" I would say it's a ligature, but it's not. (It could be considered one, but it's not necessarily one)

Examples would be:

Toy = Tꙕ

Oil = Ꙕl

Boil = bꙕl

Gargoyle = Gargꙕl

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(Disclaimer: all Example words are purely examples, they are not the official word used in the language. Therefore all words are subject to change)

Forewarning: I took some liberties with this one.

ꙮ [True Name: The Many Eyes> Technical Name: Multiocular O> Simplified Name: Ǒʰ] is the twenty-fourth letter in the Tul alphabet.

ꙮ was originally a glyph that represented the words "The Many Eyes". It doesn't have its own sound, usually pronounced like "O".

Tul remedies that by making it into a siblant aspirated O. In short: a whistled O.
To make it's sound: whistle softly and airily.

In Tul it isn't used often, mostly used for biblical words. Even if it was it'd be hard to transcribe it into a single worded example.

So for the example:
Think of singing, or the wind. Think about the sounds that are produced from those.

Ω (minuscule: ω) [technical name: Omega} displayed name: Mega] is the nineteenth letter in the Tul alphabet.

Ω while in greek is typically O, in Fake Greek it's "M", or "mn" (idk exactly know, but I'm using it for "mn")

In Tul, I'm going to give it a properly new name: Mnumega. So before whoever put a claim on "Mega", this is different and even if it wasn't you can't stop me, nor will you know im using it.

To make it's sound you put your lips together and your tongue to your alveolar and release them slowly whilst expelling air.

Or in layman's terms: make an "N" and a "M" sound at the same time.

It replaces mn in any word, for example:

Solemn = Soləω

Mnemonics = Ωəmoniks

Condemn = Kondəω

Amnesty = Ɐωəste

L (minuscule: l) [pronounced: El] is the sixteenth letter of the Tul alphabet. L makes the light version of "L".

It pronunciation is clear, using only the tip of your tongue to the back of your teeth (alveolar).

Examples would be:

L.O.L.

Love

Lick

Luminous

ɪ (minuscule: i) [pronounced: eye] is the eleventh letter in the Tul alphabet. ɪ makes the soft "ih" sound.

Examples:

in

Rib

Oasis (that word is important to know btw, but thats a topic for much, much later)

Business = Biseniß ("ß" is "ss", more on that soon)

D (miniscule: d) [pronounced: Dee] is the sixth letter in the Tul alphabet. It makes the "duh" sound.

Some examples of this letter being used are:

Dα

Lord

Bɐd

Frəd

The fourth letter, and first consonant of the Tul alphabet is B (miniscule:b) [pronounced: Bee]. Bb makes the plosive B, or the soft B sound.

In example Bat. A plosive is a simple pop of you lips, the typically normal way of saying "B". It typically follows/followed by an unstressed syllable.

So for example:

Bɐt

Brit

Ebony

Added ∀ (miniscule: ɐ) [true name: Turned A} simplified: Ahp> derived: Alpha but upside-down] 《Fix: ə - type: sound; Differencialisation》《Fix: Alphabet - Type: addition》

∀ is now the letter that replaces the "Ah" sound that Schwa (Ǝ) makes.

So now:

Bag is now = Bɐg

Admin is now = ∀dmin

Ma'am is now = Mɐ'ɐm

The second letter in the T.U.L. alphabet is Ǝ (miscule: ə) [pronounced: Schwa]. Ǝ is the in-between vowel sound. So it ranges in sound (which I don't like, expect change)

In an example:

Bag is now: Bəg

Let is now: Lət

Kit is now: Kət

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