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Wednesday, June 3, 2015

36a

The 36a or 36 letter English Alphabet is a slight variation of the Petersonian English Alphabet. This is a practical system that does not aim to be a spelling reform but rather a useful tool in the shed. The advantages of using this system are many. It can help give a person gain familiarity with the 44 sounds of English. It can also clarify pronunciation over the internet when there may be uncertainty. It's also fun! For me playing with this has been a bridge to understanding ancient Hebrew.

36a

1. a-ey[cat]

2. aa-laang ey[father]

3. b-biy

4. c-cey[chip]

5. d-diy

6. dh-edh[this]

7. e-iy[get]

8. ey-laang iy[they]

9. f-ef[no more french “ph”]

10. g-jiy

11. h-eyc

12. i-ay[it]

13. iy-laang ay[machine]

14. j-jey[jump]

15. jh-jhey[beige]

16. k-key

17. l-el

18. m-em

19. n-en

20. ng-engma[song]

21. o-ow[son]

22. ow-laang ow[show]

23. p-piy

24. q-kyew[queen]

25. r-ar

26. s-es

27. sh-esh[ship]

28. t-tiy

29. th-thorn[thin]

30. u-yuw[book]

21. uw-laang yuw[boot]

32. v-viy

33. w-dobul yuw

34. x-ex[extra]

35. y-way

36. z-ziy

clusters:

aang-song

aangg-monger

ar-car

aw-owl

ay-kite

eng-sang

engg-anger

er-there

gz-exit

ink-ink

ing-sing

ingg-finger

ir-steer

ong-among

ongg-hunger

or-for

ul-bull

ur-burn

yuw-cute

yur-pure

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