english-plus

1. No silent letters

Spell every sound you pronounce and nothing more.

Examples:

Teroodaktl (Pterodactyl),  
Nayf (Knife).

2. Double letters are pronounced as the letter’s name

Examples:

Waaneeng (waning),  
Aar (Air),  
Aat (Ate),  
Meet (Meet),  
See (See),  
Bayt (Bite),  
Boot (Boat),  
dat (Dot),  
waa (Way),  
Dotee (Duty).

3. Ph → F

Examples:

Foon (Phone),  
Lleefnnt (Elephant).

4. C → K or S (based on pronunciation)

Examples:

Kat (Cat),  
Khaar (Chair),  
Sent (Cent).

5. X → K (based on pronunciation)

x makes no sense in english so just follow #1 tbh

Examples:

Foks (Fox),  
Ekzakt (Exact),  
Xxzaylufoon (Xylophone).

6. I → E or Ay (based on pronunciation)

Examples:

Ay (I),  
elisit (Illicit),  
Eglo (Igloo).

7. Ed → T (past tense)

Examples:

Walkt (Walked),  
Jumpt (Jumped).

8. Q → Kw

Examples:

Kwensee (Quincy),  
Kweeree (Query),  
Kwalafay (Qualify).

Examples:

Original:

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.

English+

Thee kwek brawn faks jumpt oovr thee laazz dag.

Pronunciation (based on IPA):

A = a  
B = b  
D = d  
E = e  
F = f  
G = g  
H = h  
J = dʒ  
K = k  
L = l  
M = m  
N = n  
O = u  
P = p  
R = r  
S = s  
T = t  
U = ʌ  
V = v  
W = w  
Y = j  
Z = z  
Th = θ  
Kh = tʃ

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