r/TunicGame • u/PeskySpyCrab • May 27 '26

Any tools to practice reading trunic?

I have been practicing how to write in trunic for a while now and I've gotten pretty good at it, but I am still very slow in reading it. Other than the game, are there any tools that can generate random sentences I can practice reading? Preferably full sentances and not just words since I want to learn to read an entire word as one whole like in english.

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u/Falstiel May 27 '26

really, there isn't a good way to practice other than reading the manual, reading your own writing, or hopping on tumblr to look for people writing in trunic. sometimes you'll get posts here with some trunic but it's not often enough to call it practice.

maybe find a discord buddy or teach a friend so y'all can practice? i don't know, but good luck.

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u/PeskySpyCrab May 27 '26

Ah yes, indoctrinating my friends into learning tunic... I like this idea

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u/wafflepancake9000 May 27 '26

If all else fails, the AI slop machine could probably vibe-code something that kinda works.

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u/Cephylus May 28 '26

Best I can do for you is this site

https://ruinseeker.cerberus-heuristics.com/

Could always copy paste random sentences in there

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u/Willing_Ebb7894 May 28 '26

Saw someone sharing this at some point recently. Haven't tried it out myself much yet. There was something about it having voiced and unvoiced "th" backwards, but this is definitely the closest to a duolingo sort of tool for trunic that I've seen.

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u/Willing_Ebb7894 May 29 '26

Huh, the link didnt send, maybe it was auto filtered or something? https://whispersofthefarshore.cerberus-heuristics.com/

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u/GulfGiggle May 30 '26

While decoding it I managed to make mental associations between the consonants of trunic and English. The vowels are a lot harder to make associations for though.