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Why can't we just use two punctuation marks?!

• ithkuil 8y ago
  iies indeed, vuhii can't vvue dgust use tvuo gliiphs for sounds that are "obvious" combinations of other sounds?
  • fyolnish 8y ago
    ies indeed vuhai can’t vee just use tvoo gliphs Is a much more readable example I think.
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  • hannasanarion 8y ago
    You don't need to invent new ones, English already has plenty of digraphs: gh, sh, ou, ie, ei, ae, oa, th, ng, gn, wh, ch, ph, kn, tch, ough, ti, zg, ci, wr, and qu.
  • c4h8o3del 8y ago
    Don't act like English is anything close to having a proper syllabary.
  • dahart 8y ago
    I’m curious how you got to your examples. Will upvote an honest answer. The ii is used for y, long i, and short i, and I don’t understand any of the vs, or why they would be obvious in these combinations, doesn’t v only make one sound in English?