Each symbol can combine one vowel and one consonant.
The outer six lines encode a vowel sound (page 54).
The inner six lines encode a consonant sound (page 54).
Consonant is read first, followed by the vowel.
If there is a dot at the bottom, the order is switched: the vowel is read first, followed by the consonant.
Consecutive vowel/consonants are not combined: for example the word "fox" (fɒks) is 3 symbols: fɒ (combined), k (separate), s (separate)
Enter - submits the provisional character.
Ctrl+Enter or Shift+Enter - new line.
Escape - clears the provisional character.
Backspace - clears the last non-provisional character.
Any printable character - just print it as is. Usable for English and punctuation.
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