# Fictional alphabet patterns

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**Created:** [19 March 2023 10:00 UTC](https://forum.patternclub.org/t/fictional-alphabet-patterns/538 "2023-03-19T10:00:58Z")\
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**Author:** ![yaxu](https://forum.patternclub.org/user_avatar/forum.patternclub.org/yaxu/32/3_2.png) [@yaxu](https://forum.patternclub.org/u/yaxu)\
**Post date:** [19 March 2023 23:56 UTC](https://forum.patternclub.org/t/fictional-alphabet-patterns/538/4 "2023-03-19T23:56:34Z")

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Lovely topic and amazing images, thanks for sharing!

(Sorry the forum defaults are a bit strict, you should be able to post multiple images now)

Reading your bio @gundega.strautmane, it’s super interesting that you have worked with Braille, which I guess is also an invented alphabet. This reminds me of Hangul, the beautiful alphabet used in Korea that was invented in the 15th century. I understand is easy to learn, partly because some of the shapes are based on positions of tongue and teeth needed to make the sound.

 ![image](https://forum.algorithmicpattern.org/uploads/secondsite/original/1X/d18fa502b1145699dc48745a3b37cb5285dee0da.png)

@lukexi and I are exploring making alphabets together as well, early days and I’m tied up this week but will find some time to share some thoughts soon!

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