Hello my name is Proffesor VanLingik. Ancient Runes are like symbols that mean things, almost like words and letters. Way back when my family had used an ancient rune called Skaygunn. I have transferred the symbols into letters for online purposes. Our class will be translating the ancient runes.      First I will teach you Skaygunn. For the words with 1 syllable and a consonant as 1st letter, example: Gap ~replace sk with the first letter of the word if the first letter of the word is a constanent ~then put the original first letter (or constenant mix) of the word right after the first vowel of the word. WE end up with: Skagp For the words 1 syllable 1st letter a vowel, example: Ear ~ put sk at the beggining of the word WE end up with: Skear For the words with 2 or more syllables 1st letter constanent example: Hello ~The same as one syl. with constanent but on this one put the original 1st letter at the beginning of the second syllable. WE end up with: Skellho For the words with 2 syllables, and the 1st letter is a vowel, example: Eyesore Eyesores ~ same as 1 syl. 1st letter vowel word but if it ends with vowel put 'nn' an the end and if it ends with a constanent put 'unn' on the end. WE end up with: Skeyesorenn Skeyesoresunn YOU ARE FINISHED LEARNING SKAYGUNN!

Notes ~Skaygunn is used for writing purposes only, words are not said or spoken.

Homework For Lesson 1 Translate this into Skaygunn. I wonder if I am a monkey.

Homework for lesson 2 Translate this into English: Ski skacn skrantslate skayskgunn.