Ganmak or Rotoflect is an alternative script for Malay, Indonesian and English invented in 2011 by Mohd Badrul Bin Salleh, a student of Aerospace Engineering at the Universiti Sains Malaysia. The word Ganmak is taken from Petahan, a constructed language, and means 'mirror'. The script is based on the rotation and reflection of the first three prime numbers: 2, 3 and 5.
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For more information, you can contact Mohd Badrul Bin Salleh at: badmama23@gmail.com
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