first time making one of these. does this read correctly? it's the beginning lyrics of rises the moon. i wasn't sure if the lines could go outside of/touch the sentence circle and/or if that makes them punctuation instead.
I'm trying to write "I love you mom" in Sherman's, but I wasn't sure if the way I was writing "mom" was easy to understand. So I wanted to double check and see if there was a better way of writing it that still looked nice in the sentence. Also, if I made any other errors, PLEASE let me know since my mom wants this as a tattoo.
The first one isn’t an exact translation; it was originally a random practice sentence but it was close enough.
Hi, I've been writing down various ciphers in a notebook, but I have several questions about how to use punctuation in Sherman's Gallifreyan. Could someone explain it to me?
Probably doesn’t work great and I know I’m forgetting some stuff with the order that you read a sentence in, but I decided to try and add my own twist onto the circles and lines obviously technically breaks a few rules, but like I think it’s potentially translatable still
Hey! So if anyone is into geocaching there's one in Milwaukee that is solving some Gallifreyan. I can't seem to find the right translation with it. It should give some coordinates.
I'd love to actually learn and not just get the translation, so if there's any things that can be helpful I'd love the info!
For the cachers: https://www.geocaching.com/geocache/GC5NBRZ_circular-gallifreyan
Wrote this in class because I was bored and tired, it's meant to say "I wanna take a nap" but with the vowel placement and double letter especially in "wanna" I think it may have gotten lost. It may read wnan instead. Also the "ke" at the top of "take" I wasn't 100% sure turned out properly either. I started learning Gallifreyan like a day or two ago (been a whovian for years and decided it was about time lol) and discovered this subreddit. (This is Sherman's as well I should specify)