I have not developed the Robonaut, or language of Robonaz.
There are all kinds of writing systems, and Robonasir is close to the alphabet kind. But it is only close to it, because I think alphabets always include the vowel signs, and Robonasir only includes them when they are necessary.
The consonantal kind of writing system does this, but I think it only uses dots and comma type marks above or below the consonant letter to indicate vowels, but Robonasir has full size letters for the vowels.
You are not stupid. Stupid people do not ask good questions.
Lady Elanor wrote:
When you underline a letter/letters does that mean that is how you pronounce the word?
When I do something like (
are) it means that the sound that I underlined is the sound that the Robonasir letter represents.
Lady Elanor wrote:
but the arrow sign with s and th does that mean that it is s and th? How would you know which was which?
When I do something like S/TH it means that the letter represents a cross between the two sounds, in this case S and TH.
Lady Elanor wrote:
And when you have the A and the Act and Enter how can it sound like a and e all at the same time?
When I do something like A and E, as in
at and
enter, it means that that the letter can represent either
at or
enter.
Like in English, A can represent
at,
are,
up, or c
ape.
Now I realize that the sound in
enter is often too close to the sound in
inside. Will you kindly replace
enter with
elder in your minds?
Ooh it looks so complicated! Well done Tsahraf. I don't understand it if I'm going to be honest, but it looks good! 
but I didn't understand..Well it is a language right, but the arrow sign with s and th does that mean that it is s and th? How would you know which was which? And when you have the A and the Act and Enter how can it sound like a and e all at the same time? When you underline a letter/letters does that mean that is how you pronounce the word? 
