Late Middle Chinese Hangeul

[ParkeNYU]

I thought it would be fun to design a Hangeul-inspired Late Middle Chinese shorthand notation system. Since the letters are arranged into syllable blocks, the system is not Unicode-compatible, but several other notation systems already exist that are. With 64 logically constructed letters, it's not too overwhelming:

 

軸尾〇 throat coda (-0/-ng/-k)
弇尾亼 tongue coda (-i/-n/-t)
侈尾囗 lip coda (-u/-m/-p)

平陰聲 level open voice
上陰聲 ascending open voice
去陰聲 descending open voice
平陽聲 level nasal voice
上陽聲 ascending nasal voice
去陽聲 descending nasal voice
入聲 clipped voice

[roddy]

I think I'm going to make it my life's mission to help you find people who have the same definition of 'fun'. 

 

First attempt. 

[ParkeNYU]

Thanks, I might have to learn how to use Reddit first...