Zelda language

Sheikah is the language used predominately by the Sheikah in Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity.[name reference needed] The Sheikah language is found on Sheikah architecture and artifacts, such as inside Ancient Shrines. It functions mainly as a cipher of the Latin alphabet, with a few inconsistent and demonstrably optional exceptions. These exceptions include the use of full stops to separate sentences, and a hyphen between some phrases. This grammatical structure...

Like the other two Hylian Scripts, the Hylian Alphabet was created to be used in the immensely popular video game series known as the Legend of Zelda. Specifically, it was used in the two versions of the game The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Used to write Hylian, which in this game, unlike in all others, is a form of English, not Japanese. (...)

Legend of Zelda Breath of the wild Hylian alphabet by Cameron Samanie. Also that "?" Is an unknown letter, not the symbol for a question mark

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The Hylian alphabet in Windwaker. Each and their translations are shown in the Hyrule Historia

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The Sheikah alphabet appears in the games Breath of the Wild and Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity and is used to write English.

The Hylian syllabary is a script used in the computer games, Legend of Zelda, specifically the game The Legend of Zelda; The Ocarina of time and The Legend of Zelda; Majora's Mask. Used to write Hylian (Hairugo). A form of Japanese, spoken in the fictional land of Hyrule. (...)

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Hylian language from the Legend of Zelda games. This version is a representation of Japenese katakana.

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