When a second-place vowel is the first vowel in a word, the outline is written in second position, that is the first downstroke or upstroke rests on the line_
Shake shorthand
- SH is represented by a light half-curved stroke that slants from top right to bottom left.
- A is represented by a heavy dot placed to the right side of the “SH” stroke.(Vowel position: 2nd)
- K is represented by a light horizontal stroke drawn from left to right.
Fun shorthand
- F is represented by a light half-curved stroke (starting at the left side and curving to the right).
- U is represented by a light dash placed to the right side of the “F” stroke . (Vowel position: 2nd)
- N is represented by a light upward-curved stroke.
Beg shorthand
- B: Represented by a slanting light downward stroke, drawn from left to right.
- E: Represented by a light dot placed to the right side of the “B” stroke.(Vowel position: 2nd)
- G: Represented by a horizontal heavy stroke.
Know shorthand
- K (is silent and not pronounced)
- N is represented by a light upward-curved stroke.
- OW (long O) is represented by a heavy dash, placed below the “N” stroke, indicating the long “O” sound.(Vowel position: 2nd)