Unifon

 This writing system was made by John Malone in the 1950's while working for Bendix Corporation. He planned for it to be used for the world's airlines as their standard writing system. When this fell through, his alphabet turned out to be useful for teaching elementary school children to read. It can also be used as a pronunciation key in English dictionaries. Here is Romans 5 written in Unifon. It is in the King James Version.

 Here is the Unifon Key below.




 

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