This website is dedicated to sharing alternative writing and spelling systems for multiple languages. Because I am a native English speaker, English writing systems will be posted first, but other languages will soon be joining. My goal is to provide extensive texts in different scripts as well as an easy way to convert any document into your favorite script. Why I am an Alternative Linguist. I enjoy languages very much. I like to precisely define the sounds that come out of our mouths so they can be recorded in written form very easily. The shortest path between the written script and spoken language must be made. A language should be able to be read by someone who natively speaks the language or not in one day. The words if fully phonetic also have more punch than words that are not fully phonetic. Try this example. Beauty is for beholding, versus byUtE iz fOr bEhOldiG. The second has more direct power because every sound corresponds to just one letter. Your brain can land each sound...
This is a new spelling system I have come up with that allows you to type with just one letter per sound, and one sound per letter. Spelling errors are a thing of the past. The reason I like this is because it allows phonemic notation of the sounds we actually say without much effort. We can now type all the sounds of English using one letter for each sound, and one sound for each letter. You no longer need a special keyboard with mysterious IPA symbols. All you need is your regular QWERTY keyboard, and the insight that came to me one night that if you reassign upper case letters different sounds, you can write all the sounds of English phonemically. Here is a sample from the Bible taken from Romans 5. {5:1} TARfOR bEiG justifId bI fAH, wE hav pEs wiH god HrU WR lOrd jEzqs krIst: {5:2} bI hUm olsO wE hav akses bI fAH intU Tis grAs weRin wE stVnd, Vnd rEjYs in hOp uv Tq glOrE uv god. {5:3} Vnd not OnlE [sO,] but wE glOrE in tribyUlACqnz olsO: nOiG Tat tribyUlACqn wRkqH pACqns; {5:4...
This is a writing system designed to have minimal alterations to traditional latin letters while still having enough characters to make writing American English fully phonetic. You will find a pronunciation key as well as Romans chapter 5.
Comments
Post a Comment