> The advantage of spelling reforms is that spelling can stay much closer to how a word is pronounced Is that so? I'm pretty sure everybody pronounces pannenko

> The advantage of spelling reforms is that spelling can stay much closer to how a word is pronounced Is that so? I'm pretty sure everybody pronounces pannenkoek as pannekoek. Don't get me started on conjugation of loanwords such as "gedeleteted" (I hope I got that one right)