Sensible proposals/conventions for more FONETIC English Spelling - ARE - perhaps?.....
F - for an F sound (replace many "PH"s )
S - for an "S" sound
C - for a HARD C sound (replacing many "K"s and - a couple of "CH"s.....)
ALWAYS.
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This is LOGICALLY CONSISTENT and TOTALLY FEASIBLE and LONG OVERDUE.
Another one I am obviously testing out here is more fonetic treatment of words spelt with UNPRONOUNCED "ght"s and "g"s and suchlike in general.
I just THORT it MITE bee a gud idea!.....at the tium...
Sori! :)
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I can think of others but will leave it at that for now.....
The fact that English is a global language make such reforms an even better idea.......
I see such things as inseparable from the question of PLAIN ENGLISH - a cause I am aware of and fully support by the way......
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http://www.spellingsociety.org/
I am fully on the side of this organisation.
Sadly they still believe in "Dyslexia".
The only way to prove or disprove the existence of this dubious "condition" is to reform English spelling! :)
F - for an F sound (replace many "PH"s )
S - for an "S" sound
C - for a HARD C sound (replacing many "K"s and - a couple of "CH"s.....)
ALWAYS.
.......
----------------
This is LOGICALLY CONSISTENT and TOTALLY FEASIBLE and LONG OVERDUE.
Another one I am obviously testing out here is more fonetic treatment of words spelt with UNPRONOUNCED "ght"s and "g"s and suchlike in general.
I just THORT it MITE bee a gud idea!.....at the tium...
Sori! :)
............
I can think of others but will leave it at that for now.....
The fact that English is a global language make such reforms an even better idea.......
I see such things as inseparable from the question of PLAIN ENGLISH - a cause I am aware of and fully support by the way......
--------------------------------------------
http://www.spellingsociety.org/
I am fully on the side of this organisation.
Sadly they still believe in "Dyslexia".
The only way to prove or disprove the existence of this dubious "condition" is to reform English spelling! :)