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The Arelian Language

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Okay, to understand the Arelian Language, you must first know English. Using the pronunciation key below, exchange each English letter in the word you are trying to say with the sound next to it. There are no double letters in Arelian, so in words like hello or goodbye, the l's and the o's are just one. Therefore, hello is hihaor and goodbye is ouorthyai. The underline under the d th means that it is hard like in the word feather whereas the b th is soft like in thin. When d and b are together, the b becomes silent, being the weaker sound. Get it?

A- a like in Awesome
B- th like in Thin
C- ch like in Cheese
D- th like in Feather
E- i like in Pig
F- fle like in Flee
G- ou like in Round
H- h like in Hat
I- e like in Sheep
J- y like in Yak
K- cla like in claw
L- ha like in haul
M- n like in never
N- m like in Milk
O- or like in oracle
P- f like in Fish
Q- k like in kangaroo
R- ru like in rude
T- tri like in trim
U- oo like in food
V- d like in dug
W- we like in wet
X- z like in zipper
Y- ya like in yard
Z- qu like in quail

To spell Arelian using English characters just insert the sound written above. That, my friends, is about as complicated as it gets.