The program was designed to work well with Tagalog words, which means that it won't work too well with foreign words or newer Tagalog words that are rooted from the English or Spanish language.

You may have learned by now that each symbol in the original Baybayin script represents a syllable. There are only 4 forms of syllables found in the Tagalog language: Single Vowel (V), Consonant-Vowel (CV), Vowel-Consonant (VC) and Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (CVC)forms. Baybayin symbols exist for syllables in V and CV forms, however when writing syllables in VC or CVC forms, the ancient Filipinos would drop the trailing consonant. For example, when writing the words "Bathala Na" (Leave it to God), the letter "t" would be dropped making it "Bahala Na."

It is still not known to this day how our ancestors were able to read back the missing consonants.

There are no numerical symbols in Baybayin. I suggest typing in the numbers in Tagalog.

Original Baybayin

Modified Baybayin

But if you really insist on using the English word, make sure you use the Baybayin script with Spanish modifications. It would produce this result:

Yes, I purposely left out the "h" because there is no "th" sound in Tagalog.