Re: Help Weird Up My Orthography

>I'm getting humg up on my Latin orthography,  because, well, it's not very
>exciting. Sein' doesn't have an  especially exotic phonology, which makes
>it pretty easy to come up  with an uncomplicated spelling for it...the
>problem lies in walking  the line between something too easy and something
>that even I can't  read.
>Shreyas
An easy way to make an orthography more exciting is to think up alternatives
for the most common digraphs. Eg. a sketch I lately put together uses <sf
zv> for /T D/ and <nw> for /N/, rather than the generic overused <th dh ng>.
/G/ could use a new representation too, I guess, but I don't have any (good)
ideas for that...

John Vertical

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