Faku Miroka

Alphabet
Alphabet:

a: pronounced far

b: pronounced bus

k: pronounced pick

d: pronounced had

e: pronounced let

f: pronounced foe

g: pronouced god

x: pronounced should

i: pronounced need

j: pronounced vision

l: pronounced lime

m: pronounced mine

n: pronounced next

o: pronounced know

p: pronounced pit

r: pronounced read

s: pronounced see

t: pronounced time

u: pronounced food

v: pronounced van

z: pronounced zest

Vowels (V)
The vowels are AEIOU.

Hard Consonants (C)
The hard consonants are BKGP. They are always precededby a half or a vowel, and followed by a hook or a vowel.

Heavy Consonants (H)
The heavy consonants are DFMT. They are always preceded by a fluid or a vowel and followed by a fluid, hook, or vowel.

Halves (N)
The halves are NV. Halves are always preceded by a vowel. They are followed by a hard consonant, hook or a vowel.

Fluids (R)
The fluids are LR. Fluids are preceded by a vowel or a heavy consonant, and are followed by a hook, vowel, or heavy consonant (but never one before a heavy consonant and one after).

Hooks (S)
The hooks are XJSZ. They can be preceded by any letter other than the other hooks. They are always followed by a vowel.

Reading syllables
In Faku Miroka, syllables start with the vowel and stop right before the next vowel. If the fist letter of the word is a consonant, then that is the start of the first syllable, which still goes until the 2nd vowel. THE ONLY ACCEPTION IS IF THERE ARE TWO CONSONANTS IN BETWEEN TWO VOWELS AND THE SECOND CONSONANT IS A FLUID. In that case, the fluid starts the syllable.

Syllables

 * VC
 * VH
 * VN
 * VR
 * VS
 * VCS
 * VHS
 * VNS
 * VRS
 * VNC
 * VRH
 * RVC
 * RVH
 * RVN
 * RVR
 * RVS