Lin'yogh Alphabet

The Lin'yogh Language (official in Lingdaland, Bublapedian) has been written in two scripts: Latin and Cyrillic. Historically, it was written in Arabic.

Latin alphabet
The archaic alphabet became official in 1920 and was revised in 1930 with letters from the Bublapedian Reference Alphabet.

Archaic version
The archaic alphabet was: The letters with overline are n, x, s, ss and sz. The Ь-shaped Latin letter is present in this archaic alphabet, but Cyrillic Ь is used instead while use in computers. There is also the Old English letter Wynn (ƿ). Gha (ƣ), a letter was used in Janalif and other Turkic alphabets, is present in this alphabet as well as the Bublapedian Reference version.

Bublapedian Reference version
When Bublapedian Rerference Alphabet was created, the alphabet was simplified.

Examples
Here is the Beowulf in archaic and BRA version scripts:

1920-1930
"Ayin! Yacq Roiь-Daicь ifx̌ straƶ, bayariƣinla yođh miniçi, şak dohb ƿairiƿь chinьaьiь  sz ƶerui. Ĥanb Scyld le Scefing uisch ɵ hop’yǝh, ɵyif taƿ, qadiriz raveiz̨, zyz̨i ya s aƶaf. Ĉat ь qƿɵvare jac-en-chiayiƶь ь ren’egê đuf, yo sz ap ǝnda ƣof yun’i, ĉof  n af hiƶjacan, khimƿaê ifx̌ taƿ ɵj, ƣadiriƣ ꞓypfaꞓƣ khimƿaê fita raji x̌eƿxi jersz’anqaêq yoiь ɵtry ípabemomy ƿyaniđ, nyjiꞩa gruĥ. Ьi iꞩyim’a theƿi ss  yaban!"

1930-1939
"Ayin! Yacq Roiь-Daicь ify straƶ, ʙayariƣinla yođh miniçi, şak dohʙ ƿairiƿь chinьaьiь sƶerui. Hanʙ Scyld le Scefing uisch ɵ hop’yeh, ɵyif taƿ, qadiriz raveiz, zyzi ya s aƶaf. Cat ь qƿɵvare jac-en-chiayiƶь ь ren’egê đuf, yoszap enda ƣof yun’i, cof ñaf hiƶjacan, khimƿaê ify taƿ ɵj, ƣadiriƣ çypfaçƣ khimƿaê fita raji xeƿxi jersz’anqaêq yoiь ɵtry ípaʙemomy ƿyaniđ, nyjisa gruh. Ьi isyim’a theƿi s  yaʙan!"