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Initial Teaching Alphabet - Wikipedia
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Interesting. I don't know that this particular solution seems great but English is a complete mess when it comes to knowing the pronunciation of a word from reading it alone for sure.
My Latin American friend took one look at an English sentence written in this script and said it was a lot easier for them to understand.
Yeah, it would be nice for things like rough, rouge, and rogue to look more different than they do.
Oh wow, that's super interesting!
ies, i theenk it ees becoz it ees uriten a beet more fonetikaly, uich is jow spanish uorks as a languaj