Re: Artlang-driven English spelling reform
| From: | Nik Taylor <fortytwo@...> |
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| Date: | Friday, May 12, 2000, 17:40 |
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Carlos Thompson wrote:
> <ng> into eng, when pronounced /N/, left <ng> when /Ng/.
Make /Ng/ into eng-g. /ng/ can exist in at least some dialects in words
like "engulf" (/IngVlf/ in my idiolect)
> <gh> into yoth, when mude or /f/, <g> when /g/.
The spelling's _yogh_. And why use it, when dropping or <f> would work?
> Now is time for vowels... volunteers?
*evil grin*, Semetic-style - vowels are unmarked! ;-)
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