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As I work on requests, I decided to upload this script experimentation for another Shrith language called "Keskau," which is the most common language spoken by the people of the Saldauva'm Conglomerate. Keskau is a triconsonantal root language, similar to the Semitic languages. As of now, it has an alphabet, but not boring like the Latin alphabet, and is instead modeled after Korean Hangul in the way it builds it syllable blocks. In addition, I want to use logographs in the written language as well, similar to how Japanese uses both kana and kanji. Despite having already fleshed out the language's grammar, I am just now starting to work on their script, and so some things may change. Regardless, I really wanna keep the use of both an alphabet and logography, as it's interesting. When I flesh out the script more, I'll post a guide to the alphabet and the logography.

Description
As I work on requests, I decided to upload this script experimentation for another Shrith language called "Keskau," which is the most common language spoken by the people of the Saldauva'm Conglomerate. Keskau is a triconsonantal root language, similar to the Semitic languages. As of now, it has an alphabet, but not boring like the Latin alphabet, and is instead modeled after Korean Hangul in the way it builds it syllable blocks. In addition, I want to use logographs in the written language as well, similar to how Japanese uses both kana and kanji. Despite having already fleshed out the language's grammar, I am just now starting to work on their script, and so some things may change. Regardless, I really wanna keep the use of both an alphabet and logography, as it's interesting. When I flesh out the script more, I'll post a guide to the alphabet and the logography.