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An Introduction to Phonetics with Elvish Writing Will Monroe Stanford Splash! November 8-9, 2014 Image credit: user “Eruhildo,” from commons.wikimedia.org

A Disclaimer

The Tengwar Image credit: (left) Lee, Alan, from tolkienlibrary.com; (right) Tolkien, John Ronald Reuel, The Return of the King, from books.google.com

How Tengwar Are Written Each of the main consonants has two parts: a stem and a bow. The stem can be short, extend above the bow, or extend below the bow. The bow can be single or doubled, face up or down, and be open or closed. Every main letter is a consonant; vowels are added as small marks (tehtar) above (or below) the letters.

Letters and Sounds of Tengwar Image credit: user “Maxim Razin,” from commons.wikimedia.org t p ch k r w y (lh) db jg thfsh(kh) dh v zh (gh) n m (ny) ng dentallabial palatalvelar voiced unvoiced voiced unvoiced plosives fricatives nasals approximants

But Wait: There's More!

Dn't frgt bt th vwls... atat etet itit otot utut

ăt ĕt ĭt ŏt oot ŭ/ət aa=ä ay=ī ii=ē uu=oo ey=ā ow=ō yuu=ū

A Few More Miscellaneous Rules... Image credit: Måns Björkman, from at.mansbjorkman.net

Making Sense of the One Ring Image credit: Tolkien, John Ronald Reuel, The Fellowship of the Ring, from 2lincolns.com

Break time!

The Phonology of English Consonants Source: Wikipedia (Don't use this for your research, kids.)‏

IPA in All Its Glory Don't worry, this won't be on the test. Source: Peter Ladefoged, UCLA Phonetics Lab (phonetics.ucla.edu). Now that's a good source.

The Phonology of English Vowels Source: University of Texas, Department of Linguistics

Vowels of the World Source: Peter Ladefoged, UCLA Phonetics Lab

Is That It?  Consonants  Other places of articulation  Gemination  Airstream  clicks and pops  ejectives  implosives ...  Vowels  Diphthongs  Length  Nasals  Voicing  Tone ...