01-25-2016, 01:51 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-25-2016, 02:01 AM by GreatSpirit.)
So I've been working on this new written form for about 2 months. The ultimate goal really is to make English much more easily understandable in written form. Since most of us are probably native English speakers, even we know how much of a PITA it is to spell our language. How the hell does "one" get spelled as "one"? It's only natural to spell a language in its phonetic form. Old English was like that. Here I present just a sample. It pretty much looks like a mix of Icelandic/Old English and German. Enjoy!!
Nurð Umärikin Standerd Inglish, alsö kald Umärikin, iz ðu dïulekt uv ðu Inglish langwij ðat iz ritin and spökin in Ðu Yünïtid Stätz Uv Umäriku. It wuz krëätid in ðu yër 2015 äz u wä tu prizerv ðis partikyuler dialekt in ritin furm, ulong wið givën it u mur arkäik and Jermanik luk.
Ðu gramer, vökabyulärë, and spökin furmz uv Umärikin and Standerd Modern Inglish ar ðu säm. In ritin furm, it luks u bit diferint ðen Modern Inglish. It iz bast hïlë on "vernakyuler funetiks". It kuntänz 30 leterz, al uv wich hav böð uper and löwer käs furmz. It laks ðu leterz Q, q, X,x. Th/th iz nö longer yüzd tu spel ðu dentul friktiv, and haz bin repläsd wið Ð/ð kald eð. Ðu leterz Ä/ä, Ë/ë, Ï/ï, Ö/ö and Ü/ü ar fur long vowl sowndz.
However, enëwun hü iz flüint in ritin Standerd Modern Inglish wil ëzulë bë äbul tu understand Umärikin.
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North American Standard English, also called American, is the dialect of the English language that is written and spoken in The United States Of America.It was created in the year 2015 as a way to preserve this particular dialect in written form, along with giving it a more archaic and Germanic look.
The grammer, vocabulary, and spoken forms of American and Standard Modern English are the same. In written form, it looks a bit different then Modern English. It is based on "vernacular phonetics". It contains 30 letters, all of which have both upper and lower case forms. It lacks the letters Q,q,X,X. Th/th is no longer used to spell the dental frictive, and has been replaced with Ð/ð called eth. The letters Ä/ä, Ë/ë, Ï/ï, Ö/ö and Ü/ü are for long vowl sounds.
However, anyone who is fluent in written Standard Modern English will easily be able to understand American.
Nurð Umärikin Standerd Inglish, alsö kald Umärikin, iz ðu dïulekt uv ðu Inglish langwij ðat iz ritin and spökin in Ðu Yünïtid Stätz Uv Umäriku. It wuz krëätid in ðu yër 2015 äz u wä tu prizerv ðis partikyuler dialekt in ritin furm, ulong wið givën it u mur arkäik and Jermanik luk.
Ðu gramer, vökabyulärë, and spökin furmz uv Umärikin and Standerd Modern Inglish ar ðu säm. In ritin furm, it luks u bit diferint ðen Modern Inglish. It iz bast hïlë on "vernakyuler funetiks". It kuntänz 30 leterz, al uv wich hav böð uper and löwer käs furmz. It laks ðu leterz Q, q, X,x. Th/th iz nö longer yüzd tu spel ðu dentul friktiv, and haz bin repläsd wið Ð/ð kald eð. Ðu leterz Ä/ä, Ë/ë, Ï/ï, Ö/ö and Ü/ü ar fur long vowl sowndz.
However, enëwun hü iz flüint in ritin Standerd Modern Inglish wil ëzulë bë äbul tu understand Umärikin.
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North American Standard English, also called American, is the dialect of the English language that is written and spoken in The United States Of America.It was created in the year 2015 as a way to preserve this particular dialect in written form, along with giving it a more archaic and Germanic look.
The grammer, vocabulary, and spoken forms of American and Standard Modern English are the same. In written form, it looks a bit different then Modern English. It is based on "vernacular phonetics". It contains 30 letters, all of which have both upper and lower case forms. It lacks the letters Q,q,X,X. Th/th is no longer used to spell the dental frictive, and has been replaced with Ð/ð called eth. The letters Ä/ä, Ë/ë, Ï/ï, Ö/ö and Ü/ü are for long vowl sounds.
However, anyone who is fluent in written Standard Modern English will easily be able to understand American.