I've recently taken a liking to phonetics and phonology, basically the study of languages and their structural components. I have this fascination with German and Nahuatl langauges, as well as the character forms of Asian languages and the scripting of Middle Eastern languages.
If I could blend these languages together, I would have my perfect secret code, but i don't have the knowledge to transcribe my individual likings.

Though I am not asking the community to do that, I do want to collaborate with you people to work on a new language: something I want to dub Esdekerun (SDK--Es Dee Kay) for the time being.

The first couple of things to consider are the sounds, and the form of writing. These two things, of course, can be easily manipulated to suit our grammar and such later on. What I've decided (notice that is "I," not "we" is to put together some alphabets I like to represent some sounds that I have also predetermined.

Just for your monthly tidbit, an alphabet consists of characters that each represents a sound. An abugida is a writing system where every character acounts for a consonant and vowels are included as changes to these characters. I am considering the latter form, but for simplicities sake I will now reveal our characters, a name, and a basic sound description.

U (Anne) "Ah"
Π (Aum) "Ay"
L (Est) "Eh"
Γ (Eeneh) "Ee"
Φ (Os) "Oh"
Υ (Urst) "Uh"
D (Ooe) "Oo"

Σ (Kim) A K sound, but deeper in the throat.
θ (Thus) A "th" sound.
Η (Wey) A "w" sound, but with more throat obstruction, like "hhhwua"
Α (Ders) Just a D.
X (Zim) Just a Z.
Λ (Yuh) Just a Y.
β (Fes) Just an F.
μ (Hof) Just a sigh "hhh" sound, without obstructing the throat.
Ζ (Ti-yek) A "shi" sound.
Ρ (Umo) French R.
J (Nick) Just an N.
Ω (Mura) An M with closed lips, and no vibration in the throat, as if sighing without your mouth closed. *More accurately, when pronouncing, you extend your lips and push air out in a kissing fashion.

You might not notice, no throat vibrations except in the vowels.

Now we have proto-Esdekerun phonology in character form. As a group we should determine which sounds could use change, or what might refine them, so please fill the comment box with your scrutiny.