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Fyi
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R - ar
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B - bee
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D - dee
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W - double yoo
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E - ee
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F - ef
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L - el
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M - em
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N - en
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X - eks
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S - ess
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I - eye
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A - ey
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H - eych
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J - jay
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G - jee
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K - kay
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Q - kyoo
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O - oh
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P - pee
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C - see
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T - tee
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V - vee
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Y - why
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U - yoo
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Z - zee
I'm so impressed. Hold me closer Tony Danza.
The problem is this is still alphabetical phonetically. You need to alphabetize the phenomes using the new alphabet, not the old one.
Oh, that alphabet…
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Ⱥ - arlup
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β - bixen
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¢ - cromble
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Ð - daxit
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€ - eklar
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₣ - flixor
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Ɠ - gorple
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Ⱨ - hixem
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Ĩ - izzen
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Ĵ - jixtop
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Ƙ - krumble
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Ⱡ - lixen
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₥ - mixle
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ℕ - nixor
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Ø - oxal
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₱ - ploxe
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Q̣ - quixix
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Ɍ - rixar
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§ - slixen
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Ŧ - tixar
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Ü - ulxen
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₩ - vixor
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ₓ - wixen
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Ɏ - xixal
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Σ - yixen
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ℤ - zixar
wixen tixar flixor
Krumble cromble might be my favourite new thing to say.
What is this alphabet and one if you ordered these words phonetically?
I did all this through chat gpt. I told it to give me alternative alphabet and pronunciations. Had to finesse it a little.
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Is the second instance of E supposed to be A?
Ey is Ey.
Yeah, probably, I fixed it
R - ar
B - bee
X - eks
W - double yoo
N - en
F - ef
L - el
M - em
E - epstein
D - didnt
K - kill
H - himself
A - ey
I - eye
J - jay
G - jee
S - ess
Q - kyoo
O - oh
P - pee
C - see
T - tee
V - vee
Y - why
U - yoo
Z - zee
Ftfy
R - ar
X - eks
W - double yoo
N - en
L - el
E - epstein
D - didnt
K - kill
H - himself
A - ey
I - eye
J - jet
F - fuel
C - can’t
M - melt
S - steel
B - buildings
G - jee
Q - kyoo
O - oh
P - pee
T - tee
V - vee
Y - why
U - yoo
Z - zee
FtFtfyfy
Where's A
You missed out the first letter, how do you miss out the first letter.
probably the second E that's pronounced "ey"
I'd guess "ay".
I assume that's what makes it so brilliant!
Honestly, I used chat gpt to generate the list and did very minimal spot checking.
Trebuchet to aisle seven? . . . Trebuchet to aisle seven, please.
You spelt zed queerly
I bet you pronounce aluminum weird too.
It's spelled differently so both pronunciations are correct. Aluminum and aluminium.theres an extra i in the UK spelling.
Yeah, Canadians use the American 🤢 way for some reason
That’s why I didn’t comment on “hach”
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