AlphaBeta's Dialect Phonetic Alphabet was devised by AlphaBeta as an alternative way to write English, specifically their dialect of Canadian English. It is a unicase script with 50 letters, each of which represents a phoneme in AlphaBeta's dialect.
Download an alphabet chart of AlphaBeta's Dialect Phonetic Alphabet (Excel)
A font can be found at: https://fontstruct.com/fontstructions/show/2362615/betacode - Times New Roman can also be used (except for QV).
ɑʟ ʜyᴍxɴ ʙıʏxᴎᴢ r ʙᴏʀɴ ꜰʀı xɴ ıᴋᴡl xɴ ᴅxᴎɴxdı xɴ ʀȷȝ. θa r xɴᴅqᴅ ᴡxɵ ʀıᴢxɴ xɴ ᴋɑɴƶxɴꜱ xɴ ƶƨd ᴀᴋt ᴛƨᴡᴏʀʗ ᴡuɴ ƨɴuθr xɴ u ꜱʙıʀxd ƨᴠ ʙʀuθrʜƨᴅ.
Hear a recording of this text by AlphaBeta
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
(Article 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
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