When speaking, the stress and length of pronunciation are important. The script follows an S-Copula structure where the subject comes first. For example, 'I' is 'Wrkrzh', 'You' is 'Csqekr', 'You all' is 'Csqekrkrkh', and 'We' is 'Wrkrzhkrkh'. It has the same 50 sounds as Japanese phonetics. "A" is "Cs", "I" is "Vr", "U" is "Lm", "E" is "Th", "O" is "Dy",

"Ka" is "Br", "Ki" is "Bk", "Ku" is "Bx", "Ke" is "Bh", "Ko" is "Bt",

"Sa" is "Zr", "Shi" is "Zh", "Su" is "Zx", "Se" is "Zn", "So" is "Zw",

"Ta" is "Kr", "Chi" is "Kh", "Tsu" is "Kx", "Te" is "Kn", "To" is "Kw",

"Na" is "Qe", "Ni" is "Qi", "Nu" is "Qo", "Ne" is "Qa", "No" is "Qy",

"Ha" is "Fy", "Hi" is "Fn", "Fu" is "Fl", "He" is "Fr", "Ho" is "Fs",

"Ma" is "Mv", "Mi" is "Mk", "Mu" is "Mx", "Me" is "Mh", "Mo" is "Mt",

"Ya" is "Ys", "Yu" is "Yr", "Yo" is "Yh",

"Ra" is "Lv", "Ri" is "Lk", "Ru" is "Lx", "Re" is "Ln", "Ro" is "Lw",

"Wa" is "Wr", "Wo" is "Wx", "N" is "Nx".

"Ga" is "Gbr", "Gi" is "Gbk", "Gu" is "Gbx", "Ge" is "Gbh", "Go" is "Gbt",

"Za" is "Gzr", "Ji" is "Gzh", "Zu" is "Gzx", "Ze" is "Gzn", "Zo" is "Gzw",

"Da" is "Gkr", "Ji" is "Gkh", "Zu" is "Gkx", "De" is "Gkn", "Do" is "Gkw",

"Ba" is "Gfy", "Bi" is "Gfn", "Bu" is "Gfl", "Be" is "Gfr", "Bo" is "Gfs",

"Pa" is "Pfy", "Pi" is "Pfn", "Pu" is "Pfl", "Pe" is "Pfr", "Po" is "Pfs",

"Kya" is "Bkys", "Kyu" is "Bkyr", "Kyo" is "Bkyh",

"Sha" is "Zhys", "Shu" is "Zhyr", "Sho" is "Zhyh",

"Cha" is "Khys", "Chu" is "Khyr", "Cho" is "Khyh",

"Nya" is "Qiys", "Nyu" is "Qiyr", "Nyo" is "Qiyh",

"Hya" is "Fnys", "Hyu" is "Fnyr", "Hyo" is "Fnyh",

"Mya" is "Mkys", "Myu" is "Mkyr", "Myo" is "Mkyh",

"Rya" is "Lkys", "Ryu" is "Lkyr", "Ryo" is "Lkyh",

"Gya" is "Gbkys", "Gyu" is "Gbkyr", "Gyo" is "Gbkyh",

"Ja" is "Gzhys", "Ju" is "Gzhyr", "Jo" is "Gzhyh",

"Bya" is "Gfnys", "Byu" is "Gfnyr", "Byo" is "Gfnyh",

"Pya" is "Pfnys", "Pyu" is "Pfnyr", "Pyo" is "Pfnyh",

Double consonant (small tsu) is "X", Long vowel mark is "H". Distinguishing stress and length: Cs = Short and weak Css = Long pronunciation CS = Stressed Other linguistic rules: Combine these characters to complete a sentence. In consecutive characters, all except the start of a word become lowercase.