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Agreed. Just do like the op in the video mentioned and use some of the other letters that King Sejong invented. Those and the diacritic dots and we might have a new lingua franca.
true, all the shitty languages like fr*nch could keep latin, german could adopt cyrillic, russian can adopt perso-arabic, turkish could use the tibetan script and kurdish can use hangul,
I know you that you are joking, and that the target is not a marginalised language. But please, linguistic prejudice is not healthy, not even for jokes.
With that out of the way… why not go the same way Sejong and Sequoyah went? Instead of adopting old scripts, creating new ones.
turkish could use the tibetan script
I feel like Turkish did a really good job “wrestling” the Latin alphabet, considering they aren’t even in the same family. It would be nice if it had a script better suited for languages with vowel harmony, though.
honestly i’d say, more worth of international script status than latin
Agreed. Just do like the op in the video mentioned and use some of the other letters that King Sejong invented. Those and the diacritic dots and we might have a new lingua franca.
Instead of an “internation script” I wish people diversified scripts further. (And low-key wish English adopted the Shavian alphabet.)
For me the neatest aspect of Hangul is its block-building. Syllables are fully visible, as their own units, without masking the phonemes.
true, all the shitty languages like fr*nch could keep latin, german could adopt cyrillic, russian can adopt perso-arabic, turkish could use the tibetan script and kurdish can use hangul,
I know you that you are joking, and that the target is not a marginalised language. But please, linguistic prejudice is not healthy, not even for jokes.
With that out of the way… why not go the same way Sejong and Sequoyah went? Instead of adopting old scripts, creating new ones.
I feel like Turkish did a really good job “wrestling” the Latin alphabet, considering they aren’t even in the same family. It would be nice if it had a script better suited for languages with vowel harmony, though.