To help you learn how to read and write English in the Musa alphabet, we offer a variety of learning aids. Use the one(s) you find most useful!

Shape Names

Here are the names for all the Musa shapes:

Picture Alphabet

Here are memorable images of all the Musa letters used for English:

Color Vowels

For those of you who are familiar with the (excellent) color vowel system, here is a chart of the vowel colors:

Vowel Nicknames

The color vowels are a great way to talk about the English vowel sounds when they're written in the Roman alphabet, where they don't each have their own letter. That's not a problem in Musa, but here's another aid: nicknames that help you associate vowel sounds with letter shapes. Each nickname includes the sound it represents, and hopefully also evokes the shape of the letter. Here are some hints:

Yawn depicts an open mouth.

Bobby represents the helmet of a London constable.→

Diamond and Ladle represent the unstressed vowel in the word.

Letter Charts

Here are two simple charts of the English letters, suitable for printing.

 green	 silver	 golden	 wooden	 blue
 gray	 red	 mustard	 auburn	 rose
 white	 black	 almond	 olive	 brown
 turquoise	 beer	 purple	 gourd	 fuchsia
 mocha	 pear	 scarlet	 orange	 teal

 mom	 nun			 banking
 sip	 sit			 sick
 peas appear	 tease attack	 tsar tsunami	 cheese achieve	 keys accuse
 bob spill compass	 dad still mental	 beats	 judge denture	 gig skill conquer
 above	 adopt	 beads	 ajar	 against
 fluff	 thirtieth	 sauce	 sheepish	 high
 valve	 they	 zoos	 Asia
 we	 low	 roar	 you	 all
	 metal, medal	 oar	 night-owl	 uh-oh

Color Digits

Here are all the Musa digits. The RGB color codes are available here.