> what if I were to start writing the English letter ‘C’ in two forms, to distinguish its two pronunçiations? Speçifically, when ‘C’ gets the soft /s/ sound, we

> what if I were to start writing the English letter ‘C’ in two forms, to distinguish its two pronunçiations? Speçifically, when ‘C’ gets the soft /s/ sound, we'll write it with a çedilla, and when it gets the hard /k/ sound we'll write it as usual. catalog catalogue pronunçiations speçifically çedilla çircular clearançe maçe preçious oçean These are all examples from the article. Do you notice the pattern? If you ever learned a romance language it will be obvious because you probably learned it as rule, and while the rule is not as pronounced in English it still works a lot of times.No cedilla needed in my opinion.