Trevor's Super Long Hand

This alphabet was invented by Trevor Guitar for its aesthetic appeal and comprehensive clarity. No letter represents more than a single phoneme of the English language however the spelling of a word may differ depending on your own personal dialect and pronunciation.

If ever in doubt as to how to properly spell a word with this alphabet you can always look up the word in a dictionary and check the phonetic spelling. The phonemes directly correspond to the letters of this alphabet.

However you are not required to spell things exactly proper as it can be tailored to your particular dialect of English and perhaps even adapted for other languages that are similar in nature.

Notable Features

Type of writing system: alphabet
Written left to right in horizontal lines.
Used to write: English
This alphabet sports a very small amount of unique punctuation which may or may not be supplanted by traditional punctuation if one so desired; though it is suggested the apostrophe should always be written in its super longhand form for aesthetic reasons. Any missing punctuation such as brackets are assumed to be the same as in traditional English.

Trevor's Super Long Hand

Download a chart for Trevor's Super Long Hand (Excel)

Sample text in Trevor's Super Long Hand

Handwritten version

Sample text in Trevor's Super Long Hand

Transliteration

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)

Download a font for Trevor's Super Long Hand (TrueType, 4K)

*Please note the font is a simplified version of the original alphabet which can be seen as it is written by hand in the example above.

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