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This is great and thanks for publishing it. 

It does a good job of showing that solo play doesn't require an exhaustive journaling session. I know there are those who like it that way, but for others (like me) it can feel like a self-imposed homework assignment, and it can turn into an OCD slog when the point is to have fun. Your unified and simple notation system really works in that sense. 

I also like that you can get a snapshot of numerous sessions with a quick look. With your examples, in just a couple seconds I could get a rich sense of what happened over minutes or even hours of play.

Nice work!

Thanks for asking. They come from the  Mnemonic major system,.The letters were chosen because of they resemble the shapes of numbers, or have some other memorable connection. So there is nothing that is specific to English in that sense. Other European languages should be fine. 

There would be some difficulty in using it for languages without a lot of consonants (Hawaiian and Polynesian languages). Also Arabic is missing a p and doesn't use g in a the same way as English, but this is okay because you have other b and k sounds to stand in for those.  L and R might not be as distinct in Japanese and Korean. In that case, the L/R sound could both be assigned to 4, and other sound like h or y could be assigned to 5. 

As somebody who actually listened to cassette tapes in a VW Bus that looked exactly like this, I had to download it. Nice game you've made here!

Edit: I should also mention, it's great that you've also used the cassette itself as a functional holder for cards and dice.