1. A computerized method of generating a transliteration font, comprising the steps of: (a) generating a transliteration database including at least first and second data sets, the first data set including graphic representations of characters of an alphabet of a first language and phonetic data representing phonetic pronunciations associated with each of the characters of the alphabet of the first language, the second data set including graphic representations of characters of an alphabet of a second language and phonetic data representing phonetic pronunciations associated with each of the characters of the alphabet of the second language; (b) storing the transliteration database in computer readable memory; (c) inputting a word in the first language, the word including at least one of the characters of the alphabet associated with the first language; (d) storing the word in the first language in the computer readable memory; (e) generating a phonetic representation of the word in the first language, the phonetic representation including the phonetic data representing the phonetic pronunciation of each of the characters of the alphabet of the first language associated with the word; (f) comparing the phonetic representation of the word in the first language with corresponding phonetic data of the second language to generate a phonetic equivalent of each of the characters of the word in the alphabet of the second language; (g) visually displaying the word in the first language; (h) embedding a visual representation of the phonetic equivalent of each of the characters of the word in the second language directly adjacent each respective displayed character in the first language to form a representation of the word in a transliteration font, wherein the visual representation of the phonetic equivalent of each of the characters is embedded within a visual field of each respective displayed character in the first language and within a visual field of the word; (i) storing the representation of the word in the transliteration font in the computer readable memory; and (j) displaying the word in the transliteration font.