The phonemes of Aurogaelb are represented here in X-SAMPA.

Aurogaelb is written on this webpage using a romanisation I have developped for it. I have also created its own alphabetical system, and written a true-type font; the glyphs are included in the table below, along with the romanisation.

Phoneme	D	O	g	R	I	s	oE	b	aE	h	l	aU	x	d	@	or\	n	E	G	T	N
Roman	dh	o	g	r	i	s	oe	b	ae	h	l	au	ch	d	a	or	n	e	gh	th	ng
Glyph

Phoneme e a i o Roman é á í ó Glyph

t t

Notes:

• The tense vowels and the phoneme /t/ are expressed graphically in the language's own alphabet as digraphs.
• The phoneme /N/ is written as "ng" when it occurs in the coda of a syllable, and "gn" when it occurs in the onset of a syllable. The cluster /Ng/ never occurs in the language, and so "ng" is always pronounced /N/, not /Ng/
• "r" may represent either /R/ or the [r\] in /or\/, and so special care must be taken to avoid confusing the two. Fortunately, /R/ is never found in a syllable coda in Aurogaelb, and so if there is a vowel following "r" then it must be a /R/, and if there is not, then it must be part of /or\/. Whenever a "rr" is present, this is not a digraph or a geminate, it will be part of "orr", which is pronounced as /or\R/.