WOrld Fonemic ALphabet

1. WOrld Fonemic ALphabet

colored logotype
black-white logotype

2. International alphabets

phonetic (e.g. IPA) – to write allophones
phonemic (e.g. Wofal) – to write phonemes

3. Digital quantum - Baiteme

Quantum of language
Sound quantum - Phoneme
Graphic guantum - Grapheme
Digital quantum - Baiteme

4. Baiteme

Germ
Sikar
Tone Nuance
(sigils)
(toners)
pallet

5.

‫ ‬
d
Ԅ
Ba(‫=) ‬dԄ161
Ge(‫ =) ‬d
Si(‫ = ) ‬Ԅ
To(‫ = ) ‬is absent
Nu(‫ =) ‬is absent

6. Sigil “Ԅ” has name “emfator”

d/dԄ – ‫د‬/ ‫ض‬
t/tԄ – ‫ت‬/‫ط‬
z/zԄ – ‫ز‬/‫ظ‬
s/sԄ – ‫س‬/‫ص‬
k/kԄ – ‫)ک( ك‬/‫ ق‬, к/қ (kazakh)
h/hԄ – ‫خ‬/‫ح‬
ħ/ħԄ – ‫ غ‬/ ‫[ع‬ʁ/ʕ]
♉g/♉gԄ – [ng/nG] (serer)

7. in Arabic

‫ت‬
t
161
Ba(‫ =)ت‬t161
Ge(‫ =)ت‬t
Nu(‫ =)ت‬161
Si(‫ = )ت‬is absent
To(‫ = )ت‬is absent
‫ ‬
t
162
Ba(‫ =) ‬t161
Ge(‫ =) ‬t
Nu(‫ =) ‬161
Si(‫ = ) ‬is absent
To(‫ = ) ‬is absent

8. in Indo-Europeans

t: ‫ ت‬Nu(‫ =)ت‬161
‫ ‬Nu(‫ = ) ‬162
z: ‫ ‬
‫ ‬
‫ ‬
‫ ‬
s: ‫ ‬Nu(‫ = ) ‬161
‫ ‬Nu(‫ = ) ‬162
‫ ‬Nu(‫ =) ‬163
Nu(‫ = ) ‬161
Nu(‫ = ) ‬162
Nu(‫ =) ‬163
Nu(‫ = ) ‬164

9.

你
ni
Ba(你)=niᓴᒍ161
ᓴᒍ
161
Ge(你)= ni
Si(你) = is absent
To(你) = ᓴᒍ
Nu(你)= 161

10. Sigils

11. Ԅ – emfator

d/dԄ – ‫د‬/ ‫ض‬
t/tԄ – ‫ت‬/‫ط‬
z/zԄ – ‫ز‬/‫ظ‬
s/sԄ – ‫س‬/‫ص‬
k/kԄ – ‫)ک( ك‬/‫ ق‬, к/қ (kazakh)
h/hԄ – ‫خ‬/‫ح‬
ħ/ħԄ – ‫ غ‬/ ‫[ع‬ʁ/ʕ]
♉g/♉gԄ – [ng/nG] (serer)

12. ർ – retr

pushto
d/dർ – ‫د‬/ ‫ډ‬
t/tർ – ‫ت‬/ ‫ټ‬
r/rർ – ‫ر‬/‫ړ‬
n/nർ – ‫ن‬/‫ڼ‬
z̧/z̧ർ – ‫ژ‬/‫ږ‬,
ş/şർ – ‫ ‬/‫ښ‬
urdu
d/dർ – ‫د‬/‫ض‬
t/tർ – ‫ت‬/ ‫ٹ‬
r/rർ – ‫ر‬/‫ڑ‬
hausa
r/rർ

13. һ – aspir

şһ – /ɧ/, i.e. swedish ch, sj, sk, skj, stj
igbo phonemes can be designated
bһ, pһ, dһ, tһ, gһ, kһ, d≀һ, t≀һ, gһw, kһw

14. ≀ – palator

ʟ≀ – љ
n≀ – ń, њ, ñ, gn, ny, nh
z̧≀ – ź, з́
ş≀ – щ, ś, ć
tş≀ – ч, ć, ћ, ќ
dz̧≀ – đ, ǵ, ђ, ѓ
d≀, t≀, z≀, s≀, ʟ≀, n≀ – j, ch, zy, sy, ny
/ɟ, c, ʝ, ç, ʎ, ɲ/ igbo

15. ♉ – nozer

n♉ – /ŋ/: ng
ng’
n≀♉ – /gnj/: જ્ઞ
ज्ञ
eng, finn, indonesian
swahili
gujarati
newar
♉b, ♉d, ♉g, ♉ⱶ, ♉v, ♉z –
/mb, nd, ng, nj, mv, nz/
а♉, е♉ –
ą,ę
polish

16. ಌ – labiator

iಌ, eಌ, ɛಌ – germanic, turkic, finno-ugric
“ü” [y, ʏ], “ö” [ø, œ]
ıಌ – igbo “ụ”, dari “‫[ ”و‬ʊ]

17. ଏ – gloter

ejectiveness

18. ꏪ – inhal

pꏪ, tꏪ – /ƥ, ƭ/ serer
bꏪ, dꏪ – /ɓ, ɗ/ serer, hausa, fula
fꏪ, gꏪ – /ʄ, ɠ/ sindhi

19. ꒊ – sailenser

ʟꒊ – /l/̥
e.g. “ʟꒊasa”

20. ⫝ – saider

ʟꒊ⫝ – /ɬ/, ʟ⫝ – /ɮ/
if there is no paired vocalized consonant, it is
possible to omit sailenser ꒊ before saider ⫝, e.g. to
write Zulu diphtong /tɬ/ as “tʟ⫝” instead of “tʟ ꒊ ⫝”

21. ᗢ – klikser

oᗢ, sᗢ, ʟᗢ, şᗢ, nᗢ
/ʘ, ǀ, ǃ, ǂ, ǁ/

22. ˍ dural

dz̧һakˍaˍs झक्कास

23. ˉ stress

zaˉmok, zamoˉk

24. ⋋, ⋌ – spliters

⋋ after alifVasla (‫)ٱ‬
⋌ before consonants, e.g. liaison
⋌ and ⋋ frame sandhi

25. condensation

emb
‫ ‬
dԄ161
dissipation
imago

26. Toners

27. Tone 53

ᓭ
Tone 53
or 54, 43 (if 53 is absent in language),
or any fallowing tone, ending not below 3

28. Tone 31

ᓴ
Tone 31
or 32, 21 (if 13 is absent in language),
or any fallowing tone, beginning not above 3

29. Tone 35

ᓯ
Tone 35
or 34, 45 (if 35 is absent in language),
or any rising tone, beginning not below 3

30. Tone 13

ᓱ
Tone 13
or 23, 12 (if 13 is absent in language),
or any rising tone, ending not above 3

31.

51 – ᒉ
15 – ᒍ
33 – ᖵ
55 – ᒣ
11 – ᒧ

32. 24

24 is designated as 15, or 13, or 35, i.e.
by any not used toner

33. 42

42 is designated as 51, or 31, or 53, i.e.
by any not used toner

34. Chinese

Bejing
Shanghainese
Fuzhou
Cantonese
Bai
ᒣ, ᓯ, ᒉ, ᓴᒍ
55, 53, 34, 13, 22, 11 ᒣ, ᓭ, ᓯ, ᓱ, ᖵ, ᒧ
55, 53, 33, 213, 23, 353 ᒣ, ᓭ, ᖵ, ᓴᓱ, ᓱ, ᓯᓭ
55, 53, 33, 31, 35, 11 ᒣ, ᓭ, ᖵ, ᓴ, ᓯ, ᒧ
55, 44, 42, 21
ᒣ, ᖵ, ᒉ, ᓴ
55, 35, 51, 214

35. Thai

Laotian
Thailandic
Li
Zhuang
ᖵ, ᓯ, ᓭ, ᒧ, ‘ᒧ, ‘ᓴ
21, 33, 34, 451, 215 ᓴ, ᖵ, ᓯ, ᓯᒉ, ᓴᒍ
55, 51, 11, 13, 33, 35 ᒣ, ᒉ, ᒧ, ᓱ, ᖵ, ᓯ
33, 31, 13, 55, 51, 24 ᖵ, ᓴ, ᓱ, ᒣ, ᒉ, ᒍ
33, 35, 53, 22, ‘11, ’21

36. Vietnamese

màm – mamᓴ
mạm – m’amᓴ
mảm – mamᓴᓱ
mám – mamᓯ
mãm – m’amᓯ
’ is glottal stop

37. Wolei

WOfal LAYout
colored logotype
black-white logotype

38. Keyboard

Left alt – color for text,
Right alt – color for background

39. Combinations of Nine colors

colored text on white
black text on colored same colors: first bleeset
background
for text, second bleeset –
for background
only for OS

40. Bam (BAiteme-Morpheme encoding)

black-white logotype

41.

42. Lookup tables

43. Arabic

44. Farsi/Dari, Tadjik

45. Kurdish (in arabic, latin, cyrillic scripts)

46. Balochi (in Pakistan, in Afghanistan)

47. Pushto

48. Resume

49.

Wofal is necessary for
learning languages with non-ergonomic
scripts, e.g. in software Rosetta Stone,
LinguaMatch, Lexiconer, KidSpeak, 101
Languages Of The World; GoldenDict
as common denominator for
comparative researches (Urdu/Hindi,
Kurmandji/Sorani/Gorani, etc), e.g. in
project “DigFor”

50.

Wofal allows
to demonstrate text both by latin script,
and by original graphemes of language –
what makes encoding “Bam” the
alternative to Unicode
to reform orthography,
not touching government standard

51.

Speaker seeks
free help of software engineers to write:
GPL program to re-encode UnicodeBam, plugins for text editors (SciTE,
notepad++, etc), ttf-file with codes of
letters, equal to baiteme of Wofal
free help of linguists to state
lookup tables for languages

52. Write a letters