Draw a small triangle on a sheet of paper with one point of the triangle facing right. At the tip of the triangle, draw a short horizontal line.
Sketch three more triangles and lines next to the first line. The first line should touch the flat end of the middle triangle. All triangles and lines should face to the right.
Create another small triangle at the top end of the three lines. The triangle's narrow end should face down. Draw a vertical line extending from the tip of the triangle down the length of the three lines. This glyph forms the syllable "la."
Draw a small triangle with the narrow tip facing to the right. Draw a short line extending from the tip of the triangle.
Create a second triangle the same way you created the first, and draw a short line extending from the narrow tip. The flat end of the second triangle should touch the line from the first triangle.
This symbol creates the sound "ha." Combine this glyph with others to form words.
Draw two small triangles with the narrow ends facing to the right. The triangles should be close but not touching each other.
Create a line from the tip of each triangle. Make it slightly long.
Form two capital "A" shapes at the end of each line. The "A" shapes should be horizontal with the top of the "A" touching the tip of each line. This glyph creates the phrase "bi."
Draw a medium-sized triangle with the narrowest point facing downward.
Create a line through the top third of the triangle.
Use this symbol to create the word bread.
Draw a long vertical line on a sheet of paper.
Sketch four short lines angled upward on the left side of the vertical line. The angled lines should touch the vertical line.
Create four short angled lines on the right side of the vertical lines directly opposite of the angled lines on the left. These lines should touch the vertical line. This symbol creates the word barley.