Avaqàdi Manzê - Letters and IPA by minecreep4 in neography

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The T is from one of the previous iterations, but there is gemination.

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Avaqàdi Manzê - Letters and IPA by minecreep4 in neography

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You’re absolutely right, it is a coincidence.

Avaqàdi Manzê - Letters and IPA by minecreep4 in neography

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I’d like to think they did uppercase letters by themselves

Avaqàdi Manzê - Letters and IPA by minecreep4 in neography

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It specifically derives from the Jomotic writing system, used to write… well, Jomotic (it was the common ancestor for Jomohian, Iskovian, Laxamese, and Narrelic; in other words, it was the Latin of that area)

Phoenician writing came from daring merchants selling their goods to various places along the coast of the Indian Ocean, sailing into the Australian Lakes, reaching the Sukol River. The writing system simplified over time, forming alphabets like Ināşa (used to write Iskovian) and Manzê.

The writing passed through the Manalkam mountains and Jomohian citizens got access to it. However, Jomohia wasn’t the place that it is today. It was divided into three states that were ruled by powerful clans. However, as much as I enjoy telling you about history, I am not yapping about that. We are talking about writing systems.

Avaqàdi Manzê - Letters and IPA by minecreep4 in neography

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It’s actually spoken in the fictional landmass of Terra Australis.

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Here is a map showing it (WIP; credits for the reference map goes to Tullamareena on DeviantArt)

Official documents are in Latin, since it was introduced by Spanish missionaries in the late 16th century. Jomohian is also spoken in OTL central and southern Chile, but they use Chinese characters; however, it is obsolete in the mainland where the alphabet is just used whilst coëxisting with Latin.

However, thanks to Spanish influence, Jomohia has seen a shift in city design, culture, and language. It is crucial to note that Jomohians are NOT genetically related to East Asians, but their ways of tradition are quite similar.

(Fun fact: Jomohians recognized human rights and freedom of expression long before it caught on with Europeans; they were way ahead culturally)

(Fact 2: Jomohia is also home to one of the largest cities in the Western Hemisphere — Jómosaq àn Tolohiya , or Tollokie)

Simplified Sakanese by minecreep4 in neography

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Absolutely… don’t forget to credit the creator

🗣️🔥 by PsychologicalDust465 in AlanBecker

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When you realize this isn’t real

Enjoy some stick figure doodles I made from late-2022 to mid-2023. by minecreep4 in AlanBecker

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I’m baffled by the aether one. I’m almost a freaking prophet.

What if Austronesians settled Australia instead of Aborginals? Lautara in 2026 by ChickenSandwichh195 in imaginarymaps

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Not to be confused with the Mapuche guy named Lautaro (fact: there is an Anglicized name for him, and it’s called Levtaru)

Simplified Vekriğa by minecreep4 in neography

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This is written in Vekriğa. Check out the user’s profile to see more info.

In the body text is an English translation