Tradition tells that the angels have their town language, which is
similar, but not identical, to Hebrew.
There are various versions
of the alphabet used for this language, the most straightforward
of which is the Theban Script. This is the easiest for us
to use, because it is the most similar to our own.
Although the
characters are quite different, we can simply substitute them for our
own letters. You will notice that three letters are lacking -
J,U, and W. For J, we use the Theban character for I; for U, the
Theban V; and for W, we write the Theban V twice. Words should be
transcribed phonectically, for example "enough" would be
spelled "enuf" .
