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Unifon--one sound per symbol--phonetic transcription - http://www.unifon.org/
The Unifon site contains several Phonemic transcription systems for English. A 40-phonogram ascii-bet changeable to a more pleasing extended alphabet with the installation of the Unifon font. A good, simple place to start a study of phonemic writing systems. |
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Spelling Reform: Site by John J. Reilly - http://pages.prodigy.net/aesir/alt1.htm
General website on spelling reform including John Reilly's own reform scheme Altscript. Sections on historic figures supporting spelling reform. Spelling reform schemes. Also list of societies, persons and resources promoting spelling reform. Links. |
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Brasseur Universal Code - http://webhome.idirect.com/~gemstone/
Details on an alternative to the standard alphabet based on a system of symbolic logic characters. |
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A Reformed Orthography for the English Language - http://home.earthlink.net/~disembodiedbrain/eng.htm
A proposed spelling reform which facilitates the reading and writing of English, and reassigns Teutonic spelling conventions that are more appropriate than the current orthography. |
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Phonetic Alphabet for English - http://www.geocities.com/mikenassau/Diacrits.htm
Details of a 32 letter alphabet which gives a one-to-one correlation between sound and spelling. |
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Phonetic English - http://www3.sympatico.ca/eee.sss/
Proposal to unite English spoken word with the written with sample translations of various materials into this system. |
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Mapping of Alternate Notations Onto IPA Phonemes - http://victorian.fortunecity.com/vangogh/555/Spell/map-IPA.html
Mappings between IPA phonemes and various proposed language reform schemes including Broad Romic, Chekt Speling, SaundSpel, New Spelling (Nue Speling), ALC Fonetik, TrueTruespel, OGD-Positional, ANJeL tuN and Unigraf. |
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Spelling Reform - http://www.mantex.co.uk/samples/spell.htm
Educational tools to help students in their difficulties in "traditional" English writing. Bookshop, software, reviews, orders from Mantex.co.uk . Site also reproduces Mark Twain's short article "A plan for improving English language spelling". |