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I made a new alphabet for the English language...

Zuliac said:
But why? If one were to change the alphabet, it should be to make the language more clear, not less. Take, for example, Benjamin Franklin's alphabet, which was arranged phonetically.
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I like Benjamin Franklin’s alphabet. So their and there would be spelled the same? I suppose that you would have to know the meaning of the word based on the context in which the word was used. No irregularities in Franklin’s alphabet: ate and eight would both be spelled as at? I guess you would write “I ate eights beans.“ as “I at at benz.” Definitely less letters to deal with.
 
I’m sorry. I saw that someone wanted to revive the thread since the post was just minutes ago. Interesting thread anyway.
 
Leo Zed said:
I’m sorry. I saw that someone wanted to revive the thread since the post was just minutes ago. Interesting thread anyway.
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It's fine to continue the discussion about the topic.

What I wanted to get across is to not be thinking the OP was likely to reply.
 
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