Thompinian

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Vowels
a a low unrounded vowel (fontal or back)
e e middle frontal unrounded vowel
i i high frontal unrounded vowel
o o middle back rounded vowel
u u high back rounded vowel
y y high frontal rounded vowel
ø ø middle frontal rounded vowel
ia ia high frontal unrounded falling to low back diphthong
ie ie high frontal unrounded falling diphthong
iu iu high frontal unrounded to back rounded diphthong
iy iy high frontal unrounded to rounded diphthong
Composite Vowels
ai ai low back unrounded raising to frontal unrounded diphthong.
alt: low frontal unrounded or middle open frontal unrounded.
au au low back unrounded raising to back rounded diphthong
alt: low back rounded or middle open back rounded vowel
ee ee middle frontal unrounded doublet (with or without glottal stop)
ei ei middle frontal unrounded rising diphthong
eo eo middle frontal unrounded to back rounded diphthong
eu eu middle frontal unrounded raising to high back rounded diphthong
eø middle frontal unrounded to rounded diphthong.
io io high frontal unrounded falling to middle back rounded diphthong
iø high frontal unrounded falling to middle frontal rounded.
oe oe middle back rounded to front unrounded diphthong.
oi oi middle back rounded raising to frontal unrounded diphthong.
oo oo middle back rounded doublet (with or without glottal stop)
ou ou middle back rounded rising diphthong.
oø middle back rounded to front rounded diphthong.
ua ua high back rounded falling to low unrounded diphthong.
ue ue high back rounded falling to middle frontal unrounded diphthong.
ui ui high back rounded to frontal unrounded diphthong.
uo uo high back rounded falling diphthong.
uy uy high back rounded to front rounded diphthong.
uø high back rounded falling to middle frontal rounded diphthong.
yi yi high frontal rounded to unrounded diphthong.
yu yu high frontal rounded to back rounded diphthong.
øe øe middle frontal rounded to unrounded diphthong.
øi øi middle frontal rounded raising to frontal unrounded diphthong.
øo øo middle frontal rounded to back rounded diphthong.
øu øu middle frontal rounded rasing to back rounded diphthong.
øø øø middle frontal rounded doublette (with or without glottal stop)
Consonants
b b bilabial voiced oclusive (stop).
c c velar voiceless unaspirated oclusive (stop).
alt: any <c> in latin script.
d d alveodental voiced oclusive (stop).
alt: any <d> in latin script.
dj dj postalveolar voiced affricate.
alt: alveolar or dental voiced pallatized oclusive or any <dj>diagraph.
f f labiodental voiceless fricative.
ph ph bilabial voiceless fricative.
alt: any <ph> in latin script.
g g velar voiceless oclusive.
alt: any <g> in latin script but <gu>: gh, if mude <u>.
h h mude or glotal stop at beginning of a word.
alt: any <h> in latin script at beginning of a word.
h h mude or glotal stop in the middle of a word.
alt: any <h> in latin script in the middle of a word.
h h mude or glotal stop at the end of a word.
alt: any <h> in latin script at the end of a word.
hh hh uvular voiceless fricative.
j/x j velar voiceless fricative
alt: any unpalatized <j> or non-silabiant <x> in latin script
j j hard palatal voiced fricative
alt: any palatized <j> in latin script
k k velar voiceless aspirated oclusive (stop).
alt: any <k> in latin script.
l l alveodental voiced lateral (single)
alt: any single <l> in latin script.
lj lj palatal voiced lateral fricative.
l/ll l alveolar voiced lateral glide (in clusters) or fricative (single)
alt: any <ll> or clustered <l> in latin script.
m m labial voiced nasal
n n alveodental voiced nasal
ñ ñ palatal voiced nasal
ng ng velar voiced nasal
p p labial voiceless oclusive
q q uvular voiceless oclusive
alt: any <q> in latin script but <qu>=/k/ is ch.
r r alveolar voiced single retroflex glide
alt: any untrilled or final <r> in Latin script.
r rr alveolar voiced trilled retroflex
alt: any trilled, non-final <r> or <rr> in Latin script.
s s alveodental voiceless silabiant
alt: any <s> in latin script.
t t alveodental voiceless oclussive
th th dental voiceless fricative
v v labiodental voiced fricative
w w labial back-voiced glide
alt: short <u> semivowel or any <w> in latin script.
x x velar voiceless affricate
alt: any silabiant <x> in latin script (/ks/, /gz/, /S/).
z z alveodental voiced silabiant
alt: any <z> in latin script.
Composite Consonants
ck ck long c or k
alt: <ck> or <kk> in latin script
nj nj alveodental palatized voiced nasal
nn nn long n
alt: double <n> in latin script.
pp pp long p
alt: double <p> in latin script.
ps ps <ps> cluster or greek psi
sj sj palatal voiceless ficative.
alt: any palatized cluster with <s> in Latin script
sk sk /sk/ sound in a syllabe
ss ss long s
alt: double <s> in latin script or German <ß>.
tj tj palatal voiceless fricative
tt tt long t
alt: double <t> in Latin script.
xj xj velar voiced palatized affricate.
zj zj palatal voiced fricative
alt: any palatized cluster with <z> in Latin script.
Diagraphs
bh bh labial voiced fricative.
ch/qu ch velar voiceless unaspirated oclusive.
alt: any non-<k> /k/ sound in front of front vowell in Latin script
ch chh alveolar voiceless affricate
dh dh interdental voiced fricative.
ff fhh long labiodental voiceless fricative
alt: any <ff> in latin script.
gh gh velar voiceless oclusive with front vowels.
gh ghh velar voiced affricate.
xh jh palatal voiceless fricative
kh kh velar voiceless fricative.
kH khh uvular voiceless fricative.
r rh velar voiced retroflex
r rhh alveolar voiceless retroflex
sh sh alveolar voiceless affricate.
sch shh alveodental voiceless fricative.

Thompinization of other languages

The Thompinian scripting system came first for crypting Spanish an then extended for crypting other languages including English and Swedish.

Usually in Thompinization (writing with the Thompinian script system), letter by letter or diagraph by diagraph transcription is followed in bases of orthography, not phonetics, but phonetics in a language are used for deciding which codes are used.  If a diagraph has an special value in a language, would probably be translated into a special sign.

Thompinized English is based in Romanized English where: all <a> are translated into <a>, (long /eI/ or short /A/), but <ay> and <ai> diagraphs with /eI/ sound are spelled <ai>.  All <b> are writen <b>, all <c> are written <c> (even when the sound is /s/), but <ch> is written <chh> (in "Loch", or "Chrome", or whenever <ch> sounds /x/ or /k/ transcription is <ch>, i.e.  "loch" or "chi square law", "chi-square law").

Capitalization of a word is market by : at the begining of the word: thus "Thompson" becomes :thompson.  If all the letter are to be capitalized, the capitalization symbol is doubled: ::thompson is "THOMPSON", if a letter in the middle of a word is to be capitalized, the ( symbol is used, thus "ThompSon" becomes :thomp(son.  Composed names are usally marked this way:

"Carlos Eugenio Thompson Pinzón" becomes
   :carlos(eugenio :thompson :pinzon

(note that Spanish Thompinization is done in "eu": eu and not eu, because the sound is /Ew/ and not /ju/).

"Carlos Eugenio" is a composed given name, therefor transcribed
   :carlos(eugenio.
"Thompson" and "Pinzón" are individual family names, thus
   :thompson(pinzon
would be incorrect.

Thompinization of some languages:

Soon: Thompinization of not Romanized languages