Kandazá

Kandazá was invented in 2019 by Samuel Langer as a way to write a conlang he is working on called Kandazamó. It can be used to write other languages as well, but only if that language has the same sound inventory as Kandazamó.

Notable features

• Type of writing system: alphabet
• Direction of writing: left to right in horizontal lines
• Used to write: Kandazamó
• Voiced consonants have a line above or below them, and their unvoiced versions are the same shape without the line

Kandazá alphabet

Download an alphabet chart for Kandazá

Sample text

Transliteration

Toniatnóm kammatakót tomontaín sa.

Translation

Walking is just controlled falling.

Scripts invented by Sam Langer

Kandazá, Langerian, Nitalha

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