Atlantean Language

Question 1

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The Atlantic alphabet is actually an simili-substitution of the Latin alphabet. Each letter of the alphabet corresponds to an Atlantean symbol.

Example: ATLANTIS is written as

That the language is adapted to an Anglosaxon public, 3 other characters have been introduced for CH, SH and TH (current sounds in English).

Example: CH can be written as

The numbers are also transcribed with points and bars.

Example: 1996 can be written as

An Atlantean multi-line message must be written in boustrophedon, writing every odd line in reverse (from right to left).

Question 2

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The transcription of Atlantean words in the Latin alphabet is done by substituting the Atlantics characters with the corresponding letters / digits.

Example: is translated DISNEY

The Atlantean is read in boustrophedon, a text on several lines must be read from left to right then from right to left, etc., changing at each line.

Question 3

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Numbers from 1 to 10 are called

Question 4

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Atlantean language and symbols are from Proto-Indo-European inspiration. The symbols are rounded and resemble native American or Sumerian characters.

All references to the Disney film or to Jules Verne (and his Atlantis) are clues.

Question 5

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The language is anglosaxon consonant, here is the pronunciation (in phonetic alphabet) to use:

Question 6

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The Atlantean language is named Dig Adlantisag in Atlantean.

Question 7

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Atlantean was created for the movie Atlantis between 1996 and 2001.

Atlantean Decoder Translator