Baybayin Cursive 2 - Thick and Thin: Visayas Script

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1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different versions of the Badlit (Bisaya) Script. They are: Mentrida version, Ezquerra version, Encina version and Hervas version. It is designed to write the many different languages of Visayas. 

Baybayin Cursive 2 - Thick and Thin: Luzon Script

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1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different scripts of Luzon, Philippines such as Basahan (Bikolano), Baybayin (Tagalog), Bulacan Script, Kumintang (Batangas), Kurdita (Ilocano), Pamagkulit (Kapampangan), Panggasinan Script and Zambal (Zambales) Script. This is designed to write the many different languages of Luzon. 

Baybayin Old English Simplified: Southern Script

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1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of Kurdita (Ilocano) script and Badlit (Bisaya) script. It is designed to write the many (if not all) languages of Mindanao. The design was inspired by the fact that there many Bisaya speakers in Mindanao and in Southern Mindanao, Ilocanos formed 11.48% of the population (as high as 17.7% in Sultan Kudarat) - according to: https://www.encyclopedia.com/humanities/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/ilocanos

Baybayin Old English Simplified: Visayas Script

 

Click the links below for more info. and downloads:

1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different versions of the Badlit (Bisaya) Script. They are: Mentrida version, Ezquerra version, Encina version and Hervas version. It is designed to write the many different languages of Visayas. This font was inspired by the lower case letters of the Old English (or Black Letter) style font.

Baybayin Old English Simplified: Luzon Script

Click the links below for more info. and downloads:

1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different scripts of Luzon, Philippines such as Basahan (Bikolano), Baybayin (Tagalog), Bulacan Script, Kumintang (Batangas), Kurdita (Ilocano), Pamagkulit (Kapampangan), Panggasinan Script and Zambal (Zambales) Script. This is designed to write the many different languages of Luzon. This font was inspired by the lower case letters of the Old English (or Black Letter) style font.

Baybayin Calligraphy 1 Style Font: Southern Script

 

Click the links below for more info. and downloads:

1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of Kurdita (Ilocano) script and Badlit (Bisaya) script. It is designed to write the many (if not all) languages of Mindanao. The design was inspired by the fact that there many Bisaya speakers in Mindanao and in Southern Mindanao, Ilocanos formed 11.48% of the population (as high as 17.7% in Sultan Kudarat) - according to: https://www.encyclopedia.com/humanities/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/ilocanos

Baybayin Calligraphy 1 Style Font: Visayas Script

 

Click the links below for more info. and downloads:

1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different versions of the Badlit (Bisaya) Script. They are: Mentrida version, Ezquerra version, Encina version and Hervas version. It is designed to write the many different languages of Visayas. 

Baybayin Calligraphy 1 Style Font: Luzon Script

Click the links below for more info. and downloads:

1.) Download True Type font in RAR file 

2.) Transliteration Chart

Description: This script is a fusion of the many different scripts of Luzon, Philippines such as Basahan (Bikolano), Baybayin (Tagalog), Bulacan Script, Kumintang (Batangas), Kurdita (Ilocano), Pamagkulit (Kapampangan), Panggasinan Script and Zambal (Zambales) script, Buhid (Mangyan), Hanunoo (Mangyan) and Tagbanwa (Palawan) script. This is designed to write the many different languages of Luzon.