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VOWELSCDEbGAb2C2D2Eb2G2Ab3C3
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A (æ) (as in Cat)
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AR (ɑ:) (as in Arm)
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AH/AW (ɒ/ɔ:) (as in Swan)
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AY (eɪ) (as in Bay)
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E (as in End)
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EE (i:) (as in Bee)
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EER (ɪəʳ) (as in Beer)
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EH/UH (ə/^) (as in The)
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ERE (eəʳ) (as in Air)
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I (ɪ) (as in Bit)
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IE (aɪ) (as in Guy)
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IR (ɜ:ʳ) (as in Bird)
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OH (oʊ) (as in Toe)
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OI (ɔɪ) (as in Toy)
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OO (u:) (as in Too)Language rules:
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OU (ʊ) (as in Wolf)Same as Trunic, characters are split into a vowel and a consonant
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OW (aʊ) (as in How)Just as trunic is made up of edges, this is made up of certain notes being present
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ORE (ʊəʳ) (as in Your)Each character is a series of these notes, either in ascending or descending order
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NothingIf it's descending, consider it like when there's a circle in Trunic, vowel before consonant
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Take the first note of the sequence and consider it "C". In a descending sequence, go in reverse from the bottom.
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CONSONANTSShifting as such, take the next notes in the sequence up to C2 and look at the table to the left
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B (as in Baby)That's your consonant
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CH (tʃ) (as in Chat)<- unsureThen take the rest of the notes above that up to C3 and look at the table to the left
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D (as in Dog)That's your vowel!
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F (as in Fox)See the image below for what this looks like.
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G (as in Gun)
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H (as in Hop)If you want a sample of what this sort of music sounds like, I recommend opening a fairy chest or using the seeking spell
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J (dʒ) (as in Jam)A spectogram analysis tool (such as Audacity) can help with visualizing the pitches of the notes.
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K (as in Kart, Cat)There is some degree of ambiguity when a rising character meets a descending one, use your best judgment.
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L (as in Live)
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M (as in Man)
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N (as in Net)
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NG (ŋ) (as in Ring)
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P (as in Poppy)
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R (as in Run)
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S (as in Sit)
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SH (ʃ) (as in Shut)
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T (as in Tunic)
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TH (θ) (as in Thick)
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TH (ð) (as in This)
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V (as in Vine)
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W (as in Wit)
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Y (j) (as in You)
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Z (as in Zit)
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ZH (ʒ) (as in Azure)
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ORIGINS (the audio from the ARG website). This is not shifted to start at C, so shift these down 3 semitones to get to the above translations.
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