Atlantean Language

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).

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.

Numbers from 1 to 10 are called

1	din
2	dut
3	sey
4	kut
5	sha
6	luk
7	tos
8	ya
9	nit
10	ehep

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.

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

The Atlantean language is named Dig Adlantisag in Atlantean.

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