Huvu Language Explained
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The language of the Huvudets is actually not a made up language nor is it a currently existing one. What makes their language so unique is that it is merely the written equivilent of writing something on a sheet of paper and then turning it upside down. For the proper effect, write in all lowercase letters. Unfortunately, some letters cannot be properly converted and are written regularly.
Writing
Eng | Huvu | Eng | Huvu |
---|---|---|---|
a | v | n | u |
b | q,g | o | o |
c | c | p | d |
d | p | q | b |
e | e | r | u |
f | j | s | s |
g | b | t | t |
h | y,u | u | n |
i | i | v | n |
j | f | w | m |
k | k | x | x |
l | l | y | h |
m | w | z | z |
- Writing in the language of the huvudets can be tedious when just beginning. Unless the writer is skilled in transcription, they will need to begin with the basic phrase they plan on transcribing.
this is how you write using this method
- The second step is to substitute all the letters with the Huvudet equivilent.
tyis is yom hon muite nsiub tyis wetyop
- Finally, the letters are written from right to left.
poytew siyt buisn etium noh moy si siyt
Other details
There are a few letters or groups of letters which still do not properly transcribe. For example, ie would end up being ei and would give you alot more vowels than necessary. In cases such as this, I have changed the ie to y so it becomes an h.
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