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BlackHatGuy — How to Write Gallifreyan
Published: 2011-12-01 22:17:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 305439; Favourites: 2268; Downloads: 2489
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Whoa thank you! That means a lot to me.
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I understand everything except the very last step. I don't get why you added another circle and connected the lines to that circle. Could you explain that?
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The outside circle is the sentence circle, and the lines can really connect anywhere. Here's a more detailed guide: [link]
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This is absolutely AMAZING. Great job for developing your own style of Gallifreyan! It looks rather cool ^^
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Also, I tried to download it and when I opened it it automatically opened wit hAdobe Reader and said that it could not be opened. Any ideas on making it work?
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You're pretty fantastic.
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When I download the translator, I can't use it because I don't have the right program, please can you tell me which program I need to use it?
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It should be its own program. Which one did you download?
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the Translator one
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Oh right there are new ones, maybe one of these will work:
Linux: [link]
Mac: [link]
Windows: [link]
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The Google site wont load, it just shows a white screen.
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That's too bad... hm. Which browser and operating system are you using?
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Oop, never mind, got it to work!
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If you don't mind my asking, how did you get the site to display? I'm having the same problem, running Firefox and windows 7, and I can't figure it out?
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You have Noscript?
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Yes, but I turned it completely off without any result.
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You are amazing. And with a tophat for an avvy... kudos to you, good sir!
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Thank you so much for this. I now know two circular languages. Circular Gallifreyan and Bionicle! 100 points to Griffindor for pure nerdiness!
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Bionicle is a helluva lot easier to read and write. Me and my friends used to exchange messages using the Bionicle language years ago.
Im keen to learn Gallifreyan though
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Haha, good times and good memories.
I've been using this guide to help me write out my wife's tattoo. It's turning out great!
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Oh nice! Im gonna make a birthday message for a friend out of Gallifreyan
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Hi, I can't find any .jar files in my download... I have Windows 8, if that makes any difference.
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Oh... try downloading the windows version then: [link]
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And also there are only .class and .java files, and I can't open either.
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how do you use the Translator I downloaded it, but it was just 1 .java and 1 .jar. files.
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You should be able to open the .jar file.
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Great!! But please make a comma. It`s so annoying to write without it.
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Well you're in luck! There's an updated guide here: [link]
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im not quite sure what the lines are for at the end. im sorry, i guess im not that great of a learner
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The number of straight lines coming out of a letter is part of what tells you what letter it is: for instance, a T has no lines, but an S has three.
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yes i understand that, but the length of the lines is still confusing me. is it artistic or required to make them a certain length?
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Artistic. Sizes make no difference except that consonants have to be around the same size as each other, and vowels have to be smaller. The rest is art.
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Nope, they can be any length you want them to be!
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This is awesome, but also really really confusing XD
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Oh dear... there's a more comprehensive guide at [link] if that helps.
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I was very confused about Gallifreyan until this came up. thank you!
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Why after writing the word is there two new circles outside of it (the one with for indents and the full one) and how do you know which lines to extend all the way to the edge of the outer circles, and which ones stay inside the circle. Also, is that little circle at the bottom left in the indent on the circle punctuation?
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• Those circles are the sentence circles. They're around every sentence.
• Lines can extend however far you want.
• Yes, it's punctuation.
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Wait, nevermind, it worked 
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