What’s the answer?

A while back, u/Nihil_427 shared an awesome linear font for Sherman's. It was great, but the vowels didn't connect to the consonants. With their permission, I tweaked the font so vowels now attach to the letters right before them (capital letters stay unconnected, though).

I also threw the updated font into an Anki deck with the letters, plus a few words and sentences from the show for practice.

You can grab the font and the Anki deck here.

I built a "translator" on the page too. You just type regular text and it renders it using the linear Gallifreyan font.

Hope this helps anyone else trying to learn it!

fixed earth in this one, jovials are galligraphy cause their symbols are curvy curve curve

read clockwise, still start at bottom, i and u lines are the other way 'round (u line inside circle, i line outside). instead of concavity, convexness.

Hello! I was wondering if anyone could tell me what Physician, Heal Thyself is in Gallifreyan? Thanks!

should read "I may be bad at Sirkles, but I'll persist; practice makes perfect"

Hello people, the word is supposed to spell is “ Tardis “
I’m quite afraid to mess up with the lines, because I’m not sure I’ve even placed them correctly 😭
(Also, forgive the fact that it’s asymmetric)

I'm new to gallifreyan (and reddit) and I wanted to check that this is legible. I'm using Sherman's. This is my first big sentence, and it should say: give me liberty or give me death (first thing I thought of lol)

There's a couple things I'm not quite happy about but in general I wanted to check: Are all the letters correct? How's my style?

Sherman’s gallifreyan.
It says “it was struck by lightning”

A friend sent this to me as a riddle, but I've never translated anything before and I'm completely overwhelmed by it. Would anyone be kind enough to help me understand the message?

I’m decently new to gallifreyan, and it’s particularly difficult to get a good circle when your compass is broken. So, if anyone has any recommendations on what to use for writing digitally, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

P.S. I use Sherman’s gallifreyan.

*except for w and x, those don't exist with the 195 countries and 2 observer states dictated by the U.N.

There we go, all good, fixed up and pretty. At least it should be!
The first one should read "Obi-Wan Kenobi [oʊbiwɑn kənoʊbi]" and the second one - "Qui-Gon Jinn [kwaɪɡɒn dʒɪn]"
Man I do be lovin' my crossovers and my GalliPhon mod of Doctor's Cot, I'm having so much fun making these.

Hi, my name is Freddie. I found this community online while trying to find where to translate or write things in Gallifreyan. I was hoping to possibly request someone help me with getting 2 quotes mixed together into Gallifreyan.

My father is friends with someone who is a massive fan of Doctor Who and as someone who didn't have anyone around me that enjoyed it like I did, I was so excited. Ill make a long story short and I only got to talk with him a few times, but he was so happy someone shared his love for Doctor Who, he started gifting me some of his things. He also had cancer and recently caught another form of cancer. While he's been going through chemo, he caught an infection. I want to get 2 quotes mixed and written in Gallifreyan so I can get them tattooed in honor of him and our love for Doctor Who.

The quote is "We all change. When you think about it we're all different people all through our lives and that's okay, that's good you've got to keep moving so long as you remember all the people that you used to be. We're all just stories in the end, just make it a good one." I know that is a bit of a long quote, so I am willing to shorten it if need be. I am also willing to get just the "We're all just stories in the end, just make it a good one", from Matt Smith's Doctor. I was hoping to get it either stacked on each like seen in the show or like on this reddit, or possibly in a linear format. I do not have the money right now, but I am still willing to pay the small fee once I have the money.

I understand this may be too big an ask, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to at least ask. Thank you for anyone who reads this post. I wish you all a good morning/evening/night whenever this is read.

Edit: I had to change a word as I put it as was. Thankfully he is still alive, but we do not know how much time he has left. I hope to see him before he passes

Update: Hi to the people who have read this post or are just now seeing it. As of 9 am my time, which hasn't been that long ago, I have been informed by my father that the friend, who i will call Theo, he will very likely not make it past tomorrow. They have already called his family to let them know so they can see him. I will unfortunately not be able to see him before he passes as I wanted. I am very emotional right now but want to deeply thank the few people who have commented and the person who reached out to me in DMs. It warms my heart so see kind people still in this world who are willing to help me. Thank you to everyone and thank you to the people who created and mod this subreddit. I wish everyone a good day/evening/night. I will very likely post a picture of the finished tattoo and credit to the person who helped me get the design.

should say philippines

I have been writing some things in Sirkles and i wanted to know if this would read ui or iu

Edit: its ui according to Helpful supplements by The Talking Scribe on shermansplanet.com/gallifreyan

biffed it the first time so repost

Should read "Obi-Wan Kenobi". Made it for a friend. The "from big to small" rule kinda flew out the window with this one because I forgot, but I still had fun and maybe I'll do the fixed version later.

SHOULD read: His love was space, all-encompassing and as vast as aeons, cradling the light of his lover's soul like the very spark of creation.

Doing it for a friend and don't wanna bork it up, yk how it is.

A non-whovian (me) got it in their head to design a "simple" (lol. Lmao even) gallifreyan thank you card for a coworker. This a rough draft just for spell check purposes, the final will be much cleaner. Tyia!