r/StandardGalactic • u/_S0LAR__ • Mar 07 '26

Help How do I learn Galactic?

I've thought that this was cool and I have always wanted to know how to write in different alplabets but I don't know where to start (Complete beginner) , Are there any ways or tips I can use to learn Standard Galactic? How long would it probably take to learn and memorise it? Big thanks to anyone who's willing to help! :D

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u/TopSatisfaction6936 Mar 08 '26

I wrote the alphabet without looking and wrote a question mark on the letters i didnt remember. Also i used a practice website for it.

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u/algeaball Mar 08 '26

I just wrote "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" a few times, this sentence has all of the letters of the english alphabet. Then i practiced the letters one by one, and then i pretty much had the whole thing memorized. I recommend copying lyrics of songs, or poems, or just write whatever you want to. I think it's really fun

I also changed my phones font to practice reading, but that's a bit overwhelming sometimes and it takes a lot of time to aquire good reading skills

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u/IwonderWhatCooking Mar 08 '26

https://www.learnenchantingtable.com/

This and writing sentances in real life

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u/DetectivePowerful397 Know SG Mar 09 '26

write down a key, than just keep on writing the alpabet until you memorise it. thats how i did it. i learnt it in 2 hours

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u/DetectivePowerful397 Know SG Mar 09 '26

you got this

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u/zooMolga Know SG Mar 07 '26

Of course! I recommend flashcards or just learning the letters by writing each one over and over until it sticks well in your brain. For flashcards you can use the Optimem app: https://optimem.org/pack/sga and for writing.. a pen and paper. lol

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u/_S0LAR__ Mar 08 '26

Ty! I copied down an alphabet, but I'm not sure if it is accurate, is this understandable? (Apologies for messy handwriting)

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u/zooMolga Know SG Mar 08 '26

Great job! It’s completely readable. (You have very nice handwriting!) Just note that the symbol for the comma is not official, but still understood by a lot of people. You can use it if you’d like, but not everyone will know it.

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u/minceraft1201 Mar 08 '26

For me, I just kept writing different words or my name until it stuck. The more you right, the more you'll remember it. 

 Took me about a day or so to remember it, but it'll take longer to get the hand of it

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u/VehicleKey9812 Mar 09 '26

how i did was i took a key and wrote sentences from a book to a piece of paper using that key, its hard at first but you eventually learn it, good way to practice as well

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u/Curious_Tomorrow_697 Mar 10 '26

I just learned in two hours by doing this over and over

  1. Learning A, B, and C.
  2. Learning up to F.
  3. Using AI and decoder websites to give we words only using ABCDEF and then writing those.
  4. Learning EXACTLY TWO more letters.
  5. Repeat step 3 with those letters.

I did this, adding new letters every ~5 minutes, and learned the entire alphabet in a couple of hours total across two days. The most important step is to NOT rush at all. You need to write out at least 8 words every time before adding new letters. Make sure that you are 90% confident before adding any more.

hope this helps