A hand-drawn table of futhorc runes and their closest equivalent in the English use of the Latin alphabet, along with angular runic-style counterparts for numerals and punctuation which are almost entirely the same. It’s half transcription table and half style guide for myself.
![Handwritten text in my personal version of futhorc runes. Transliterated, it reads:
11-15-25 5:53 PM
[TH][ih]s [ih]s mi ff[uh]rst atempt at rit[ih][ng] [ih]n runs. [IH]t prob[uh]blii s[uh]ccs. I’m du[ih][ng] [ih]t eniiw[ay]y.
Properly translated, it reads:
11-15-25 5:53 PM
This is my first attempt at writing in tunes. It probably sucks. I’m doing it anyway.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:xcqo3ewcey4if3xng454hqdy/bafkreiad3ljzrz3lwkflgozmq3uc7iybiwm5q732duvq4jcvqfbfseqrlu)
Handwritten text in my personal version of futhorc runes. Transliterated, it reads: 11-15-25 5:53 PM [TH][ih]s [ih]s mi ff[uh]rst atempt at rit[ih][ng] [ih]n runs. [IH]t prob[uh]blii s[uh]ccs. I’m du[ih][ng] [ih]t eniiw[ay]y. Properly translated, it reads: 11-15-25 5:53 PM This is my first attempt at writing in tunes. It probably sucks. I’m doing it anyway.
Decided to start keeping my journal in my own slightly-modified version of #futhorc #runes for #dysgraphia reasons and also my vehement hatred of #English nonsense spelling in the Roman alphabet. Should help me get better at straight lines.
