Frivetizian

Frivetizian is an alternative way of writing German devised by Kevin Jesionek when he was bored. It is not modelled on any existing alphabet.

Notable features

Type of alphabet: alphabet
Direction of writing: left to right in vertical columns
Used to write: German
There is no punctuation or spaces between words
The letters within words are connected with lines, except the first and last letters

Frivetizian alphabet

Sample text in Frivetizian

Transliteration

Transliteration: Rosen sind rot, Feilchen sind blau, Ich kann nicht reimen, Tomatensaft!

Translation

Roses sre red, violets are blue, I can't rhyme, tomato juice!

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