Jhanim is a phonetic abjad for writing in Spanish and English invented in 1982 by Timothy D. Erickson. It was inspired by the Korean and Hebrew alphabets.
Only stressed vowels
are written fully. Unstressed vowels including a vocalic semi-letter are written with the semi-letter only (see image on right).
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