Alternative English Romanization System
The Alternative English Romanization System (ĀÎRS) is an alternative system of Romanisation for the English language; as of time of writing six nations have backed it, according to T̂û Krīyēītêr.
History
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Orthography
The Alternative English Romanisation System consists of 35 letters. (10 vowels and 25 consonants excluding syllabics)
Software
Software exists for writing AERS as a result of it featuring many diacritics; an on-screen keyboard has been developed, named the AERS Keyboard.
For those unable to install the application, a Discord server for AERS provided emojis in uppercase for additional characters.
List of Places using the system
From earliest to latest recognitions:
Grand Republic of Cycoldia- Republic of Caddia
- Union of Soviet Barkian Republics
Kingdom of Ticronvidia- New Republic of Pirates
- Sub-Duchy of Crystal Bay
- Hausgurd Union of the Crowns
Examples
Singular words
| Alternative English | Standard English |
|---|---|
| ŌKēī | Okay |
| tîKîT | Ticket |
| Âjêl | Agile |
| Pîr | Pier |
| Fîŋgêr | Finger |
| Kēīv | Cave |
| Ēânû, Ânû, Ēânû | Anna |
Sentences
Kēĉîŋ wīrī wātêrfâūwêl 'ān t̄în
āīs gîvz sêrlī pōlêr bērz
hyūj plēĵêr 'ēând înŝêrz t̂ēī
înjōī gôd mīt ûnhārmd.
Catching weary waterfowl on thin
ice gives serli polar bears
huge pleasure and insures they
enjoy good meat unharmed