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[EnglishLanguage 3498] Re: oral vs reading traditions
Steve Kaufmann
steve at thelinguist.comSun Jan 18 19:06:46 EST 2009
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Tom,
Do you recommend different writing systems for each regional accent? In
French this would mean a Quebecois writing system,a Parisian writing
system, a Toulouse writing system, or in English a Texas writing system, a
London writing system, a Boston writing system, a Yorkshire writing system
and all the shades of difference in between.
Listening to recordings is more useful. I have studied 12 languages and only
rely on the sound. I never use any phonetic script. I do not trust them. I
trust what I hear, and then I connect that to the script that I see.
I admire your enthusiasm but I do not understand the usefulness of
truespel.
Steve Kaufmann
www.lingq.com
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