cree syllabary
 
 

Draft Start  Should be 18 vowels by 26 consonants  ae, ah, aw, ow, uu, u, yu,  --  i, ii, ei, e, rr,
A Syllabary for English - needs to be increased to 25 vowels and 30 consonants
18/75
b
c
 ch/tsh
d
 dh
f
g
h
j dzh
k/c
l .L
m .m
n .n
p
q
r .r
s
 sh
t
 th
v
w
 wh
z
 zh
i bi chit
bee cheat
e chek end
check and
ae ba.t ca.t cha.t da.d dha.t fa.t ga.p ha.t ja.k ka.ch la.p ma.p na.p pa.t quak ra.p sa.t shak ta.p va.t hwak za.p
cat that catch quack shack whack
a aa bab cat dat fathr gat hat jak cat lap map not pat quark rat sad shad tap -- hwat zambi
o. bo.b co.t do.t bo.thr go.t ho.t jo.ck co.t lo.p mo.p no.t po.t -- ro.t so.d sho.d to.p -voc wo.t zo.mbi
o au bol col chok dol fol gol hol jo kol lol mol no po sqol ro so shol tol thot vol wol zo
all.. ball call chalk doll fall gall hall jaw call loll mall knaw paw squall raw saw shawl tall thought vol wall
o' ow bo'l co't cho'k do' fo' go' ho'ld jo'k ko' lo' mo'l no'l po'l quo't ro't so'p sho' to't vo't wo' zo'
ow.. bowl coat choke doe foe go hold joke co- low mole knoll pole quote rote soap show tote vote woe zoe
u. w bwk cwk dwl fwt gwd hwk jwmp cwd lwk mwS nwk pwt - rwk sw shwk twk - wwl zwk
oo book cook dual foot good hook jump could look mush nook put - rook -- shook took - wool zuk-
u buty cut chu dud fud glu hu juwl kuk luk mu nuk pul qu rul su twu v wu zulu
oo booty coot chew dude food glue who jewel kook luke moo nuke pool qj? rule sue two woo zoo
yu byut cyut duty fyud -gyu hyuj ejyu kyu lu myu nu pyur --- ryu syur -tyu vyu wyu zyu
yu beau cute duty feud argue huge edu cue Lew mew new pure cue rue sure statue view ? ?
v  'a bvt cvt chvk dvk fvn gvn hvt jvt kvp lvk mvk nvn pvn 'ap rvk svk tvt val - -
u but cu.t chuck duck fun gun hut jut cup luck muck nun pun up ruck suck tut vul - -

I am relunctant to use oo for either cook or pool because it should be pronounced awe.  This was the way it was prononced before 1400.

Hau du yu spel ejyukeit and ejyukeishan.

How many phonograms in TES?

Wijk identified 106 phonograms in English.  Orton considered 71 of them essential for children to learn.

b, c, d, f-ph, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, qu, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z,    sh, ch, th, wh, kn, gn, wr, j-dge, ck, ed,  ng, tch,
 
 
initial digraphs
 sh, ch, th, wh, kn, wr, ph, 		 terminal digraphs 
dge, ng, tch, gn,  -ion, 
initial conventions
initial schwa ago  schwer  urban 
initial schwi because, repeat		 terminal morphemes 
-s es, ed
dogz-cats=dogs cats
spelld-injurd=spelled, injured
terminal vowel digraphs 
aw, ow, y, ey, 

http://www.egroups.com/files/saundspel/join-saundspl.gif

The other one that allows someone to enter the email address
 alc-fonetic.htm

Mini Course on Phonology

morphemic digraphs
 
 

a, e, i, o, u, er-air, ir-ear, ur, wor-war,  ee-ea-i, ai-ay, ou-ow, au-aw, eu-ew, oi-oy, oo-ew,  ar, or,  oa-ow, ei-ey, eigh, igh-ie, ui,  ti, si, ci, oe-ough  [source page]  www.riggsinst.org

Unifon 40 table

Bets 80

 New Romaji
http://hawk.hama-med.ac.jp/dbk/new_romaji.html

Here is the Romaji link

http://hawk.hama-med.ac.jp/dbk/new_romaji.html

Kids page

http://www.diac.com/~entente/spkids.htm

More this evening.

http://www.awl-elt.com/dictionaries/index.html
Longman's new dictionary page.

       Date:
            Sun, 8 Oct 2000 17:04:27 +1300
        From:
            "A H Campbell" <a-h-campbell@clear.net.nz> [add to address book] [add to spam block list]

  Steve:

  Thanks for what u sent, but i wish u wud stop doing this to me.
  I had betr things to do this aftrnoon than *RE*-edit paje 8.

  When i sent it bak to u it was with the idea u'd corect a few points and i wud amend acordngly
  and get on with othr matrs, such as nine othr pajes, as well as a local newsletr, PR work for the local
  residents assn, walk the dog, etc, etc.

  I wud apreciate it in future if *U* wud do the choosng -
  u no mor about the net than i do -
  and restrict yor paje to about 700 words, possibly up to 800 if u ar realy stuk on choosng betwen two
  items.

  If u stik to the thre requiremnts - 700 words, about spelng, on the net - u wont go far rong.
  U myt like to make one standrd part each month an update of the top ten URLs.

  Anyway, havng got that off my chest, i prefer yor secnd paje.
  I hav ad'd it belo for yor inspection, ajustmnt, or corection.
  I note its hevily weitd on FortuneCity sites. Do they hav a monopoly?

  Query: How do we find Romaji?
  In the 'fuller version ' par shud the adress hav a hyfn between the 'Oct' and the '2'?
  I cant rase anything with this adress.

  Plese return asap. And no third paje, plese.

  Cheers
  Allan
 

460 words

  A new web ring on writing systems
  A new web ring on writing systems has been set up to complement the one on spelling
  reform that John Reilly established over a year ago. A ring is an automated link exchange
  system which maintains links between similar sites.

  On the Web, about 30% of the links will go dead within a year. The web ring
  automatically checks for this and removes dead links. Anyone can join a web ring simply
  by placing a return link on their page. To sign up, use the following URLs: Reilly’s Spelling
  Reform Ring, link page to writing systems

  Valerie Yule has posted an article on writing systems found on OZideas.   site and
  on saundspel.  http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ozideas/writintro.htm
  An expanded version can be found at
http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/writing-sys-vy.htm
 

  The surplus cut spelling site, mirroring much of the material found at the SSS page, has
  been updated.  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/surplus-cut.html

  Limitations of fonics instruction
  An article attempting to introduce middle school teachers to the limitations of fonics in a
  writing system that matches the dictionary pronunciation guide less than 40% of the time
  can be found at
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/MSJ-article.html

  A new page, on Weblish, begins with an account of the spelling practises found on the
  web and suggestions for bringing some order out of the chaos of invented spellings.
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/weblish.html

    Linguist David Kelley and members of the saundspel discussion group are attempting to
  build a short course on applied linguistics spelling that reformers and amateur
  orthografers would find informative and useful.  Some of the material can be found at:
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/phonology-course.html

  The alfabet restoration project
The purpose of the alphabet project is to make it possible to pronounce words as they are spelled.  This is
next to impossible when a symbol is associated with more than two or three related sounds.
  The goal is to reduce the number of sounds per symbol and the number
  of symbols per sound to less than three.  This is similar to but not the same as phonemic spelling where there is a
  near one to one relationship between symbols and sounds.
  There is general agreement on what four sounds should
  be associated with each symbol and what four symbols should be associated with each sound.
  Getting below four, however, is a challenge. For background, visit
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/alphabet-def.htm
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/saxon-alphabet.htm

  URL top ten spelling list

       1. Spelling sites: links to over 50 webpages on alphabets, spelling, and pronunciation:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/sitemap-l.html

       2. Principles of spelling reform - H Sweet:  The classic text on the subject.
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/sweet-short.htm

       3. Writing samples in different orthografies - side by side comparison:.
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/writq-samplz.htm
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/writing-samples.htm

       4. Visible speech and the Great Vowel Shift:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/visible-speech.html

       5. Ozi ideas - Valerie Yule on writing systems - link page:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/writing-sys-vy.htm
       http://home.vicnet.net.au/~ozideas/writintro.htm
       Links to other pages on writing systems:

       6. The sounds of English - the foneme inventory:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/saunds-eng.html
 
       7. Definitions of key linguistic terms: alfabet, foneme:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/alphabet-def.htm

       8. Romaji (nu roman for ESL) http://hawk.hama-med.ac.jp/dbk/new_romaji.html

       9. Is stress fonemic? - the truespel solution:
       http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/stress-fonemic.html

  10. Kids page on spelling games, reform ideas, and promotions
http://www.diac.com/~entente/spkids.htm
 

  A fuller version of this page can be found at
  http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/ssn-oct-2k.html