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what is oir  as in sawyer  soir  soiyr       artic arctic
ca't more like c'et  caet
The b'etr waz betr th!s t'im
hrbl  hrrbl  rrbl   horibl
irked worked in far awey the artic

The neim ov tha bwk is oosm lao aosm
aol tha taim waol caol caerol  ai niyd tu caol caerol.
hi caot tha crwk frvm tha.  ai baot tha bwk.
 

NEW ROMAJI (50 Simple & Combined Sounds, Represented by 25 Roman  Letters)
25 Vowel Sounds					25 Consonant Sounds
V AE E I A W	AA 'A  ' RR I Y AO U	A I AU EY OI OW IU	AIR AUR EIR OUR ORI YUR	AR AER ER IR OR UR	P B F V YU	T D S  V Z K	TH DH SH ZH CH	Q ng Y R M J	H W L N G
v 'a ae e :  'i a  'o w	'e 'a a ' r  R i o u	e'r |  r ai  | 'y ei | ey -- ow oi	air aer aur eir er oir? ur	'r ar er ir or ur	q=?		dzh tsh

is ae long?  it is certainly not free.    let ' = ah, uh, and short o.     Then p't p't pwt pvt      b't bvt bit
How to merge sound categories when TS merges them in strange ways.  ar er  or
There is something very odd about .

cvp kaap kait
ej aet
needs to have a schwa
no R
 
 

Checked Spelling

checked short	extended long	r-comb. in RP r=shwa		voiced lenis	unvoiced fortis	syllabic
a. *ax   [ae]	a  [aa] *alms	ar  *are		b	p	l.   .l  *l.i.t.l
e. *elbow [e]	e  [ei] *ace, egg	er  *air		j  *gym - jim	c [ch]	r.   .r   *r.o'r
i.  *it, in  !	i   [i:] *eel	ir   *ear		d	t	m.  .m
o. *ox, odd	o  [aw] *awe	or  *order		x  [ð] *the	+ [th] *thin	n.   .n  *n.m
u. *up,  hut [^]	u  [u:] iu  *pool	ur  iur *your		v  *visa - visa'	f  *fife - fif	3 [ng] *sing
u' *hook [u]	a'  [' shwa]	.r   *her, *'rk		k  *kit kat	g	h
o'  *owe  Ø [ou]	au [.w]*out	aur [a.wr]*our		z	s	w  & [hw]
oi  *oil	.y  [ai] *ice	.yr  [air] *ire		2  [zh] leisure li2ur	5  [sh]ip	y.
24 Vowels - 21 essential 12 unmixed "pure" vowels				24 Consonants 22 unmixed non-blends

The two letter consonants are not real blends.  It is just that English does not have enough letters.
CH is a blend, but not of C and H, rather it T+Sh.  J is also a blend of D+Zh.
Some notations, such as IPA use tS and dZ and create new unigrafs for the other digraphs.  TH=theta, DH=d or delta

ar = aar
er = 'r
ar should be her as in har
ae is not a short a, but it does fit well in that slot.
t  th
d dh
s sh
z zh
y yu
 
 

a l f a b e t

R E P O R T

 

New Romaji

NEW ROMAJI (50 Simple and Combined Sounds, Represented by 25 Roman Alphabet Letters)  A is schwa in this system ER is the augmented schwa.
25 Vowel Sounds					25 Consonant Sounds
A E I O U	AA AE II OO UU	AI AU EI OU OI	AIR AUR EIR OUR OIR	AR ER IR OR UR	P B F V M	T D TH DH N	S Z SH ZH R	K G C J Q	H W L Y YU

The only problem with NR is that it does not match up with TS.  This is the problem of
spelling reform.  It is easy to come up with a phonemic notation.  The problem is to make
it readable without a key.  The problem is to reduce its odd appearance in some words.
loo=law,  soo=saw.  out=aut,

She brushed her hair.
Shi brashd har heir
arban  aarc  ark
but aar is not avaialbe.
 

This chart distorts the fact that there are 12 vowels

Look at the sun shine on the green grass
lwk at th' s'n shain on th' griin graes
luk at dha san shain on dha griin graes
wer did yuu bai thouz buutz.
Dha rein in spein is meinli in tha plein
 
 

NEW ROMAJI (EXAMPLE WORDS: Simple Vowels / Diphthongs / R-Combinations)
Simple Lax Vowels		Simple Lax (AA/AE)/Tense Vowels		Diphthongs		Diphthongal R-Combinations		Simple (Lax/Tense) R-Combinations
SAN SEND SIN SONIT SUT	sun send sin sonnet soot	SHAANT SAEND SIIN SOON SUUN	shan't sand seen sawn soon	SAIN SAUNA SEIN SOUN SOI	sign sauna seine sown soy	SAIR SAUR SEIR SOUR SOIR	sire sour sayer sower sawyer	STAR STER SIR SOR SYUR	star stair seer sore sewer
NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO
The Short "o" of British Received Pronunciation is represented by O; however, in certain North American dialects, this is pronounced as a Broad "ah", and so TO "sonnet" (shown above) may optionally be represent by SAANIT. Such words as TO "often", which are also pronounced with a Short "o" in Received Pronunciation, are pronounced in some North American dialects with an "awe" sound, so that TO "often" may regularly be represented by OFIN, but optionally represented by OOFIN, as well.
The Broad "ah" of British Received Pronunciation, as well as of various other dialects, is represented by AA, and so TO "shan't" is regularly represented by SHAANT (above). However, in certain North American dialects it is pronounced with an "ae" sound, and may optionally be represented by SHAENT. Other words, such as TO "alms", do NOT have exceptional North American pronunciations, so TO "alms" may generally be represented by AAMZ.
Vocalic "r" is indicated by R, so TO "ruler" and "earth" are represented by RUULR and RTH. In "r"-less dialects of English, A and AA may be used in place of (unstressed and stressed, respectively) vocalic "r", so TO "ruler" and "earth" may optionally be represented by RUULA and AATH. Likewise, A may be used in place of vocalic "r" in combination with one or more vowels, so that TO "star" and "sire" may optionally be represented by STAA and SAIA. The only exceptions involve simple r-combination words such as TO "order", which may regularly be represented by ORDR. However, in "r"-less dialects, TO "order" should optionally be represented by OODA (instead of OADA). Thus, in cases involving -OR-, R is replaced by O, rather than by A.
Schwa is represented by A, except before syllabic consonants: N, M, and L, so TO "abut" is represented by ABAT. The use of A for Schwa is required.
Schwi is represented by I, only before syllabic consonants: N, M, and L, so TO "ocean" is represented by OUSHIN. The use of I for Schwi is optional, so TO "ocean" may also be represented by OUSHN.

 

NEW ROMAJI (EXAMPLE WORDS: Consonants / Semi-Vowels / Combinations)
Bilabials/Labiodentals		Dentals/Alveolars		Alveolars/Post- Alv.		Palatals/Velars		Velars/Glottals/Etc.
PEIN BEIN FEIN VEIN MEIN	pane bane fane vane mane	TEINT DEIN THEIN DHEI NEIM	taint dane thane they name	SEIN ZEIN SHEIN VIZHIN REIN	sane zane shane vision rain	KEIN GEIN CEIN JEIN HAEQ	Cain gain chain Jane hang	HEINZ WEIN LEIN YEI YUZ	Hanes wane lane yea use
NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO	NR	TO
In dialects which use a velarized form of "h", TO "where" and "wear" may be represented by HWER and WER, respectively, so as to distinguish their pronunciations.
Although TO "box" and "accept" may regularly be represented by BOKS and AKSEPT, respectively, they may optionally be represented by BOX and AXEPT. However, X should NOT be used to optionally represent "z", as in TO "xerox". Instead, TO "xerox" should be represented by ZIROKS or ZIROX.
Both consonantal and vocalic "r" can be regularly represented by R, as in the traditional orthographic system. However, since the consonantal and vocalic forms have distinct sounds, consonantal "r" may optionally be represented by WR- (at the beginning of words), to distinguish it from the vocalic forms. Thus, TO "ring" (and "wring") may be represented by either RIQ or WRIQ, with the optional form indicating the slight onset "w", which is also reflected in the traditional orthography.

 

NEW ROMAJI (EXAMPLE OF "REGULAR" TRANSCRIPTION: The Gettysburg Address)

For skor aend sevin yirz agou aur faadhrz broot forth on dhis kontinent, a nyu neishin, konsiivd in Librti, aend dedikeitid tuu dha propazishin dhaet ool men ar krieitid iikwil. Nau wii ar ingeijd in a greit sivil wor, testiq wedhr dhaet neishin, or eni neishin sou konsiivd aend sou dedikeitid, kaen loq indyur. Wii ar met on a greit baetil- fiild ov dhaet wor. Wii haev kam tuu dedikeit a porshin ov dhaet fiild, aez a fainil restiq pleis for dhouz huu hir gaev dher laivz dhaet dha neishin mait liv. It iz ooltagedhr fitiq aend propr dhaet wii shud duu dhis.  Bat, in a larjr sens, wii kaen not dedikeit -- wii kaen not konsikreit -- wii kaen not haelou -- dhis graund. Dha breiv men, liviq aend ded, huu stragild hir, haev konsikreitid it, far abav aur pur paur tuu aed or ditraekt. Dha wrld wil litil nout, nor loq rimembr wot wii sei hir, bat it kaen nevr forget wot dhei did hir. It iz for as dha liviq, raadhr, tuu bii dedikeitid hir tuu dha anfinisht wrk wic dhei huu foot hir haev dhas far sou noubli advaanst. It is raadhr for as tuu bii hir dedikeitid tuu dha greit taask rimeiniq bifor as -- dhaet from dhiiz onrd ded wii teik inkriist divoushin tuu dhaet kooz for wic dhei gaev dha laast ful mezhr ov divoushin -- dhaet wii hir haili rizolv dhaet dhiiz ded shael not haev daid in vein -- dhaet dhis neishin, andr God, shael haev a nyu brth ov friidim -- aend dhaet gavrment ov dha piipil, bai dha piipil, for dha piipil, shael not perish from dhi rth.

 

NEW ROMAJI (EXAMPLE OF "OPTIONAL" TRANSCRIPTION: The Gettysburg Address)

Foo skoo aend sevn yiaz agou aua faadhaz broot footh on dhis kontinent, a nyu neishn, konsiivd in Libati, aend dedikeitid tuu dha propazishn dhaet ool men aa krieitid iikwil.  Nau wii aa ingeijd in a greit sivil woo, testiq wedha dhaet neishn, oo eni neishn sou konsiivd aend sou dedikeitid, kaen loq indyua. Wii aa met on a greit baetl- fiild ov dhaet woo. Wii haev kam tuu dedikeit a pooshn ov dhaet fiild, aez a fainl restiq pleis foo dhouz huu hia gaev dhea laivz dhaet dha neishn mait liv. It iz ooltagedha fitiq aend propa dhaet wii shud duu dhis.  Bat, in a laaja sens, wii kaen not dedikeit -- wii kaen not konsikreit -- wii kaen not haelou -- dhis graund. Dha breiv men, liviq aend ded, huu stragld hia, haev konsikreitid it, faa abav aua pua paua tuu aed oo ditraekt. Dha waald wil litl nout, noo loq rimemba wot wii sei hia, bat it kaen neva fooget wot dhei did hia. It iz foo as dha liviq, raadha, tuu bii dedikeitid hia tuu dha anfinisht waak wic dhei huu foot hia haev dhas faa sou noubli advaanst. It is raadha foo as tuu bii hia dedikeitid tuu dha greit taask rimeiniq bifoo as -- dhaet from dhiiz onad ded wii teik inkriist divoushn tuu dhaet kooz foo wic dhei gaev dha laast ful mezha ov divoushn -- dhaet wii hia haili rizolv dhaet dhiiz ded shael not haev daid in vein -- dhaet dhis neishn, anda God, shael haev a nyu baath ov friidm -- aend dhaet gavament ov dha piipl, bai dha piipl, foo dha piipl, shael not perish from dhi aath.