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To give you a very simple and bad example. The data is split in 4 bits. The 16 possible numbers correspond to the first 16 consonants. You add a random vowel to make it pronounceable. So "08F734F7" can become "ba lo ta ku fo go ta ka". You can join some syllables and add punctuation and capitalization and it can become "Balo ta kufogo, Taka?" which looks like a plausible language. Just to make it clear, I'm not trying to protect the binary data. I want to use this after I compress and encrypt my (UTF-8) plain text diary. The resulting binary data should look pretty random. I need to convert this data into a plausible looking language and be able to revert it back. I'm going to print the "language" on paper and make a custom book. So what I'm looking for is the best method of converting random data to readable plausible words. By good I mean the biggest bits to letters ratio (while making it look like a real language). In my example it's exactly 2 bits per letter. Or 4 letters for a byte.

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