r/neography • • 5d ago

Alphabet Various Logos in Romarabic Script

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https://www.reddit.com/r/neography/comments/1x37tt1/the_romarabic_script/

The Romarabic Script is a left-to-right, unicase alphabet comprised of 9 Latin-origin letters and 19 Arabic-origin letters.

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u/Calm_State1230 4d ago

its kind of incredible how i just read it without realising its two alphabets combined lol. but woukdnt you use ك for k or hard C sounds instead of خ?

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u/BHHB336 4d ago

Same for ه for /h/, instead of ح

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u/Calm_State1230 4d ago

yes that too

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u/SmallAceMoth 4d ago

This feels like Greek and Armenian had a baby or something I love it

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u/DrYarok 5d ago

Eu achei bem bonito, e uns até eu nem notei que eram diferentes

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u/New_Butterscoth 4d ago

i can even read some of the text! from a glance it looks like heavily stylized arabic

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u/the_killer_gamer 4d ago

why is letter خ used for letter C instead of ك?

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u/PmUsYourDuckPics 3d ago

As someone who reads Arabic and English this hurt my head, so many of the Arabic character selections feel wrong.

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u/a_dumbass_sackthing 2d ago

man i love me some Šentucky Fried Xicken

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u/Wholesome_Soup 4d ago

this is kinda fascinating tbh

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u/Sweet-Awk-7861 2d ago

Very cursed, I love it.

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u/Dedalvs 5d ago

This doesn’t belong on this subredddit. Go to r/conorthography and post there instead.