How to read yazva?

Well that is interesting.

The language uses these special letters: ç, ş, ə, š, ē, and ô which each represent something.

In yazva,

ç represnts ch, and ş represents sh, ô is for the double oo (as in school).

About ə, š, ē?

š and ē are for affixes and ə is special — it is silent and only is used in affixes too.

š represnts ing and ē represents ed.

Yet they do different sounds.

Š does a “ji” sound and ē does a “hiji” sound.