small fixes

Author: Joalor64GH

01 - basics.md

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
-# Əlura Basics
-Əlura uses only soft sounds in the English IPA, so harsh or sharp phonemes are completely avoided. <br>
+# Əlʊɹa Basics
+Əlʊɹa uses only soft sounds in the English IPA, so harsh or sharp phonemes are completely avoided. <br>
 It also comes with its own special writing system.
 
 ![](https://github.com/Joalor64GH/alura/blob/main/alura.png?raw=true)
 
 This language also uses a different word order for phrases. <br>
-So, instead of SVO (Subject-Verb-Object) in English, Əlura uses OSV (Object-Subject-Verb).
+So, instead of SVO (Subject-Verb-Object) in English, Əlʊɹa uses OSV (Object-Subject-Verb).
 
 ## Letters
 This language has 17 consonants:

02 - counting.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Counting
-Əlura uses a modified base 10 system based on combinations of numbers.
+Əlʊɹa uses a modified base 10 system based on combinations of numbers.
 
 ## Basic Numbers (0-10)
-| English | Əlura                   |
+| English | Əlʊɹa                   |
 | :-----: | :---------------------: |
 | zero    | ɔʒɛɹ                    |
 | one     | ʌn                      |
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ For numbers past ten, you have to follow this structure: <br>
 So for twelve, it would be ʌnʒɛi-ðʊ (one and zero and two). <br>
 This syntax also applies to other numbers in the tens place (20, 30, 40, etc).
 
-| English  | Əlura    |
+| English  | Əlʊɹa    |
 | :------: | :------: |
 | eleven   | ʌnʒɛi-ʌn |
 | twelve   | ʌnʒɛi-ðʊ |
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ This syntax also applies to other numbers in the tens place (20, 30, 40, etc).
 ## Beyond 99
 We're basically out of numbers, so all we can do is simple repetition.
 
-| English       | Əlura                  |
+| English       | Əlʊɹa                  |
 | :-----------: | :--------------------: |
 | one hundred   | ʌnʒɛʌnʒɛ (ten and ten) |
 | two hundred   | ðʊʒɛʌnʒɛ               |
@@ -60,11 +60,11 @@ So it would look like: "fɑɹʒɛʌnʒɛi-ðʊʒɛ"
 As a quick bonus, we're not actually out of numbers. <br>
 We simply need to include a new unique number.
 
-| English      | Əlura     |
+| English      | Əlʊɹa     |
 | :----------: | :-------: |
 | one thousand | ʌnsɛnt͡ʃuɹ |
 | two thousand | ðʊsɛnt͡ʃuɹ |
 
 ## Year Example
-The year "2024" in Əlura would be written as:
+The year "2024" in Əlʊɹa would be written as:
 ðʊsɛnt͡ʃuɹi-ðʊʒɛi-fɑɹ (two + thousand + and + twenty + and + four)

05 - months-and-days.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Months and Days
 ## Months
-| English   | Əlura     |
+| English   | Əlʊɹa     |
 | :-------: | :-------: |
 | january   | ʒɛnuɹi    |
 | february  | fɛvuɹi    |
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Examples:
 * ɑũɹil → ɑũ.
 
 ## Days of the Week
-| English   | Əlura     |
+| English   | Əlʊɹa     |
 | :-------: | :-------: |
 | sunday    | sunðɛi    |
 | monday    | munðɛi    |
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ Examples:
 * munðɛi → mun.
 
 ## How to Write the Date
-Writing the date in Əlura follows the Year-Month-Day format. <br>
+Writing the date in Əlʊɹa follows the Year-Month-Day format. <br>
 For example, If you wanted to write "June 30, 2025", it would look like:
 * "ðʊsɛnt͡ʃuɹi-ðʊʒɛi-fiθ / juni / θɛʒɛ"
 

README.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
-# Əlura
+# Əlʊɹa
 A simple conlang I wanted to make because I felt like it. <br>
 I am pretty new to this, so feel free to give some feedback or whatever!
 
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-### Learn Əlura
+### Learn Əlʊɹa
 * [Basics](./01%20-%20basics.md)
 * [Counting](./02%20-%20counting.md)
 * [Dictionary](./03%20-%20dictionary.md)