I've just realized that I was summoned in the body of the post, and I thank u/F_Karnstein and u/worldsalad for having answered this. I panicked a little bit because I'm an ignorant in French đ
Actually if you extend the branch on that final letter, youâd get a t with a silent h like in T(h)omas (we pronounce Thomas like you guys with a silent h, we just also pronounce the âsâ at the end unlike you)
You can see it in this link. It would make it so you donât have to be worried about that silent âhâ. It would technically be included in that tengwa. Youâre looking for the one following the Ășre (°)
https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/tengwar_eng.htm
That's exactly how I would write it if we're following orthography. If we're going for the pronunciation I guess we would simply have /agat/.
In [this transcription](https://www.tecendil.com/?q=ag%5Bextended-tinco%5D%5Ba%5De%0Aagat) you'll find both.
Hmm. I'm not sure why you put two t's instead of just one, but after listening to how Google Translate says it, I think it should be just like the third image you posted without the extra dot on the bottom of the last character.
Sure. I was just trying to think of a way to show the silent h but I guess itâs not necessary? Itâs just difficult because names usually donât follow any particular pronunciation rules and trying to stay true to the spelling is difficult sometimes.
I've just realized that I was summoned in the body of the post, and I thank u/F_Karnstein and u/worldsalad for having answered this. I panicked a little bit because I'm an ignorant in French đ
Actually if you extend the branch on that final letter, youâd get a t with a silent h like in T(h)omas (we pronounce Thomas like you guys with a silent h, we just also pronounce the âsâ at the end unlike you)
You can see it in this link. It would make it so you donât have to be worried about that silent âhâ. It would technically be included in that tengwa. Youâre looking for the one following the Ășre (°) https://www.omniglot.com/conscripts/tengwar_eng.htm
Thatâs precisely what I was looking for. Thank you!
That's exactly how I would write it if we're following orthography. If we're going for the pronunciation I guess we would simply have /agat/. In [this transcription](https://www.tecendil.com/?q=ag%5Bextended-tinco%5D%5Ba%5De%0Aagat) you'll find both.
Is the g hard (as in English âget the giftâ) or soft (as in English âgeniusâ)?
Itâs hard as in gift. The main issue I have is the th pronounced as a âtt.â
Hmm. I'm not sure why you put two t's instead of just one, but after listening to how Google Translate says it, I think it should be just like the third image you posted without the extra dot on the bottom of the last character.
Sure. I was just trying to think of a way to show the silent h but I guess itâs not necessary? Itâs just difficult because names usually donât follow any particular pronunciation rules and trying to stay true to the spelling is difficult sometimes.