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Anglish, the alphabet, Lingojam the language
QaNgliS, dE alfabet, QliNgOjam, dE laNgwij
CONSONANTS
SPELLING SYSTEM
VOWELS
NG soft - NG hard
CONSONANTS
DIPHTHONGS
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Consonants in Lingojam
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Where did English come from - Claire Bowern

English Is Crazy!
SOLUTION: There are 25 consonants in the Lingojam alphabet; each has a single job which is to represent ONE SOUND.
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There are no exceptions at all.
The spelling in Lingojam is 100% without doubt.
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The characters are seen on the chart, on the right, and are those white text with a black background, on the right of the chart.
YOU ALREADY KNOW MOST OF THEM.

1 On the chart, the first is bee, which is found in 'bat' and 'bold.'
SAME AS EVERYDAY ENGLISH, so those that do not change we will not cover, right?
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Next is kee, which you know as the letter 'C.' The sound it makes is the c in cat. The character kee can be written as a 'C' or a 'K' as they are interchangeable. They both make the same sound.
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Cream can be written as creem or as kreem.
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dee 'd' - fee 'f' - gee 'g' - hee 'h' - jay 'j' - lee 'l' - mee 'm' - nee 'n' - pee 'P' - kwee 'q' (;owercase) makes the sound of kw as heard in 'queen.'
ree 'r' - es 's' - tee 't' - vee 'v' - wee 'w' - ex 'x' - yee 'y' - zee 'z' all the same as you already know.
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chee 'C' is the sound found in church and chick and cherry.
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shee 'S' is the sound found in sheep, ship and shave.
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The then/den and thaw/taw have been covered in ANNOYING PROBLEM 1
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zhay 'Z' is sound found in pleasure, measure and leisure.
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When using a computer keyboard use all the lowercase letters to find those wthout change and the new characters by using the shift.