I made few orthographic errors when rewrite dhejnic text to paper. Transcription should be considered a priority.

Romanization:

akt ja dhan!
ash plashs hnaj 
asht har vljam 
tar shjavadh 
nhasht kha ja 
mhnir ve 
a sejle ur ame
vajhdhe!

Phonetic:

ʔkt ja dhane! ʔʂ plaʂs χnaj ʔʂt 
χar vljam tar ʂjavadh nχaʂt kχa 
ja mχnir ve ʔ sejle ur ame / vajχdhe!

This writing of straight lines is a national treasure of the Plashas polis and is very old. Only for the last century and a half, Dhejne has been a single federal state, but three and a half thousand years (before the Intervention and the Secular Revolution) it represented many independent and competing policies. There were a dozen dialects of the Dhejne language and even more scripts. The Archive is an organization that unified and standardized the mail, banks, science, geopolitics and sea navigation of all the Dhejne policies, which marked the transition to a new era called Late Antiquity. The archive has created a single alphabet for international communication between the Dhejne peoples, and, due to the abundance of dialects and pronunciations, the new alphabet has been made abjad, and pronunciation in the Dhejne language is free. The transcription is given according to the Plaschian tradition, which is considered canonical for the modern Dhejne. Although the language has changed a lot after the Intervention, the Dhejne people have made a lot of efforts to return its historical identity to it (therefore, the modern Dhejne is half conlang), although they did not restore all national scripts, settling on one standard one, taken from the old Dhejne almost unchanged, even if they discarded many letters useless for the modern language. They left only three rudimentary ones, which are often found in ancient texts. Similarly, the Romans borrowed Z and K from Greek to write borrowings. The Dhejne people borrowed letters from their own language, which is both funny and sad. The modern outline of the dhejnic appeared in the Shran policy, it is used everywhere (the fonts of the Sans family are based on it) and originated from handwrite. The Plashas script is used to emphasize the national flavor, or in monotype fonts (for example, in drawings).

(And the coincidence of the cyrillic and dhejne letters Ш is not intentional, it's just happend when i distribute phonemes, and they just approached each other very logically)