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Fancy letters for you to copy and paste! This generator might be useful to those who want special symbols for Instagram and Facebook profiles. Just type your symbols in the left-hand box and the fancy letters will be generated in the output box.
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- Russian
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- Sanskrit
- Javanese
- Tibetan
- Thai
- Burmese
- Elvish
Number of letters: 33 Favorite letter: Upper case ж. Its name is жэ and it sounds a little like zh, almost like a smooth French ‘j’ like in jesuit. Why we like it: It’s bold, it’s clear, it stands firm and strong, and looks like it has authority.
Number of letters: 24 Favorite letter: Lower case ψ. Called psi, this letter sounds like p + s, kind of like you’re trying to get someone’s attention across the room. Why we like it:Well, it’s a loyalty thing. After all, our own Latin alphabet is derived from Greek, so it’s a little like our cool-looking alphabet grandfather, isn’t it? Like Russian...
Number of letters:22 Favorite letter: א. This letter is the aleph, and is pronounced like a regular a as in hay. Why we like it:What’s not to like? It looks so beautifully simple to learn but we’re sure it’s not a cakewalk. The letters are almost effortless-looking – like those people who spend hours getting ready for the ‘I-just-picked-up-whatever...
Number of letters: 52 (39 basic and 13 ‘extra characters’) Favorite letter: Isolated ض. This is the ẓwād and it sounds a little like z as in zoo. Why we like it:Just take a look! It isn’t an alphabet at all, it’s a work of art! Any language that can make calligraphy out of a simple ballpoint pen is wonderful in our book.
Number of letters: 46 Favorite letter: क, the ka. This is a non-aspirated letter that sounds a little like car. Why we like it:Sanskrit has that fluidity we so admire in Urdu except that somehow its artistry is all displayed below a single top line. The hard and the soft juxtaposition is something we admire when we’re looking at cool alphabet aesth...
Number of letters: 53 Favorite letter: It’s a bit difficult to show our favorite letter here because Javanese script is not often installed on computers. Suffice to say, it is the letter nya, that looks a bit like a letter L wearing sunglasses to view two hills. This is one of the most beautiful written languages in our book! Why we like it:The let...
Number of letters: 30 Favorite letter: ཚ the letter tsha, which to us looks a bit like a shopping trolley. It sounds very much like how a girl from Cali would say ‘yes’. Why we like it:It’s that balance of curves and straight edges again that could turn the most ordinary phrase into something that looks beautifully poetic. It’s a little similar-loo...
Number of letters:44 Favourite letter: ญ, the yo ying, a letter that essentially looks like a hieroglyph of a chicken. If used at the beginning of a word it sounds similar to the j in jelly, but if used at the end, it becomes similar to n, as in then. Why we like it:It seems like such a playful language. Each letter has such character, and the prec...
Number of letters:33 Favourite letter: ဈ, which is approximate to z, like in zen. How is this a letter?! It looks like a spyglass! Why we like it:This is a very round, cool-looking alphabet. All the letters are comprised of curves and circles, it’s almost as though it has been created by an overzealous geometry professor looking for perfection.
Number of letters:26 Favorite letter: Suffering with the same difficulty we had with Javanese in terms of script, it’s a little difficult to show our favorite Elvish letter. We can tell you it is called the esse and is approximate to a z sound but looks like a very stylized letter g. Why we like it: C’mon! This language was entirely invented by one...
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This kind of script writing mimics the letter forms of 17th and 18th century writing masters and the letters look like as if they were generated by a quill or metal nib of a pen. Script fonts of this kind are usually used in fancy invitations, greeting cards, certificates, wedding preparations.
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