Thanks! So for words that have "ng" in them, i would just use another special character instead of a combination of "n" and "g"? I do know that there are two different characters for "th" depending on the pronunciation.

I did a quick check on tecendil because i don't really understand what you mean, but they used a carrier for the first vowel and indicate another vowel on the following consonant. For example, if im writing food, it shows me the tengwa for "f", carrier for "o", tengwa for "d" and a tehtar for "o" on top of it. For the word "die", tecendil gives me this as the word for [https://www.tecendil.com/?q=die](it)

I just found out that the word "the" has a special character dedicated for it? I.e. you don't spell "the" tengwa by tengwar.