En réponse à Danny Wier <dawier@...>:
>
> The elf language Exian (or maybe I'll go back to calling it Tech;
> whaddya'll
> prefer?) has plenty of orthographical ambiguities (a word I should've
> used to
> clarify when I said "incongruencies"), and I'll post on one extreme
> example,
> Judeo-Exian, where 22 Hebrew (okay, 23 if you count _shin_ when it
> become _sin_,
> plus abgad-letter + _geresh_ digraphs) letters have to represent well
> over a
> hundred consonants.
>
I hope you have seen my post on Maggel. You want orthographic ambiguities, you
get them :))) .
>
> Nederlands/Dutch is essntiallij a Low Germanic language with that funkij
> letter
> (that replaces Y) plus a zeriously coel orthographij.
>
Agree 200%!!! Funny that Dutch seems fashionable nowadays among "language-
tasters" :)) . Any idea of a reason for that?
Christophe.
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