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I have determined that the English language is much easier to speak than it is to spell. There is a real need for reform (simplification), but it is unlikely to happen.
Why do I say this? I have found that a long time ago Mark Twain and George Bernard Shaw both wanted a simplified version of English writing.
I have a solution.
RapidWriter123@gmail.com
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There is no shortage of reform proposals.
ReplyDeletePlease post yours.
This is WLO or Webster notation adapted for ANSI Latin One.
Ðer iz no shortàj ûv rèfôrm skéémz.
The QR veresion *quick-ryt
Der is no shortaj v rifrom skeems.
(more ambiguity, no diacritics)
--steve
there is no shortage of reform schemes. 32 letters
ReplyDeletetr is no srtj f rfrm skems. 20 letters WDD
Ðer iz no shortàj ûv rèfôrm skéémz. 28 letters
Der is no shortaj v rifrom skeems. 27 letters
there is no shortage of reform schemes
ReplyDeleteˈðer ɪz ˈnoʊ ˈʃɔrtɪdʒ əv rɪˈfɔrm ˈskiːmz
dher iz no shŏrtij a̩v rifŏrm skīmz.........Guja̩lish