In the alphabet we built, the object is the base unit.

A bell pepper means not just a letter, but a combination, like Wednesday, like Today is Wednesday.

For such an object-based alphabet, we use it by manipulating objects. So the grammar of this alphabet is, for example, the verb ‘be’: be, is, was.

The way we form sentences is by building launguage, physically.

Like any other language, the meaning of this alphabet does not just depend on us, but is created by the letters and the users of the alphabet. This is also the fun of using everyday objects: each user can understand them, play with them according to their own understanding, and make interpretations, just like we do with real language.