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> the discrepancy is smaller. You mean like the French who don't pronounce the final consonant? Anyway, fixing the orthography simply privileges the group who
by kwhitefoot 3y ago
> the discrepancy is smaller.
You mean like the French who don't pronounce the final consonant?
Anyway, fixing the orthography simply privileges the group whose pronunciation matches. And the pronunciation continues to drift anyway so you have to keep on adjusting the spelling.
- bonoboTP 3y agoEnglish and French are the two main well known exceptions. Basically all other languages of Europe are mostly written letter for letter as pronounced.