About Rohingya writing system. We did not have a writing system of our own so we cannot write our ideas, culture, thoughts, history and our suffering. So our people used other languages to express their feelings such as Urdu, Hindi, Arabic, Burmese and English. Unfortunately most could not write in perfect way in these languages. Therefore we could not record our golden history,our fabulous culture, our suffering, and so on. One day, I thought of solving this problem. So I started thinking which script I should use to write our mother tongue. Shall I use Arabic, Burmese, English or Urdu which are commonly available where I lived. Being a computer Engineer, I said myself I should use the easiest script which used widely available everywhere so that we should not suffer from using different tools to use on internet, computers and mobile. Considering all these, I chose to use English letters only and anything else. And planned to complete it within 6 months and if I succeed I will continue otherwise I will drop the idea. The first trial was done based on Filipino writing method but it turned out that their language is very simple and our language could not be adopted with it. On the very last day of 6 months, I felt that I am completely failed. However, there comes a sudden idea in my mind to try to use accented vowels and bravo I have succeed 50%. So I got so happy and made my mind to continue it. Within 3 months I was able to complete my writing system in such as success that I have never thought I could achieve such as amazing level. It became extremely easy and I could teach the concept to any body within 15 minutes and he can read it anything so perfectly. I used a concept of what do you see is what you gets and the writing and reading perfectly match above 95% which no other languages have achieved. We use A to Z and Ç (retroflex R and Ñ for nasal sounds) letters including 5 accented vowels áéíóú. 1. A B C Ç D E F G H I J K L M N Ñ O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (total 28 letters). 2. Used two sets of six vowels: a e i o u ou & á é í ó ú óu 3. Circular vowels (two sets): ai ei oi ui & ái éi ói úi 4. Extended vowels(3 sets): aa ee ii oo uu & aá eé ií oó uú & áa ée íi óo úu 5. Dual letters: t, th & d, dh 6. Equivalent: c=sh & ç=retroflex R & ñ= nasal sound Examples: fas=pass exam, fañs=five, cóñço=small, dhoóñr=big, boro=large, goró=do, fiañs=onion