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# TengwarTranslator
-![icon.png](/src/resources/icon.png "TengwarTranslator Icon")
+![icon.png](/icon.png "TengwarTranslator Icon")
### About the Program
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### Translation
-Since Tengwar is inherently a phonetic script, converting english to Tengwar would be almost impossible, and would require extremely advanced software to detect how individual words are pronounced. To avoid this, I created my [own Tengwar mode](/src/resources/EnglishOneToOneTengwarV2-1.pdf "English to Tengwar") which can be used to transcribe to and from English in a way that no information is lost in the transcription, as would be the case with normal Tengwar. I do this by including characters to represent every English letter, while still obeying the rules concerning placement of vowel diacritics and compound characters. The characters are shown below.
+Since Tengwar is inherently a phonetic script, converting english to Tengwar would be almost impossible, and would require extremely advanced software to detect how individual words are pronounced. To avoid this, I created my [own Tengwar mode](/EnglishOneToOneTengwarV2-1.pdf "English to Tengwar") which can be used to transcribe to and from English in a way that no information is lost in the transcription, as would be the case with normal Tengwar. I do this by including characters to represent every English letter, while still obeying the rules concerning placement of vowel diacritics and compound characters. The characters are shown below.
![Tengwar](https://puu.sh/vtyfi/598ad704e1.png "Tengwar Characters")
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