You said that very clearly. I’ve explained that to people and now I have a video I could show that takes much less time than my explanation. I believe that both Dutch and Indonesian have undergone orthographic changes and this is in pursuit of becoming more shallow. Yep some new word concepts thank you so much.
although, in Spanish both and represent the same sounds, either [b] or [β] based on the phonetic environment
its orthography’s certainly shallower than most languages’ tho lololol
True! Great point!
Also, s c z
You said that very clearly. I’ve explained that to people and now I have a video I could show that takes much less time than my explanation.
I believe that both Dutch and Indonesian have undergone orthographic changes and this is in pursuit of becoming more shallow.
Yep some new word concepts thank you so much.
That's a good point; never thought about that.
Proper use of a semicolon. Nice.
French is very easy to read, though; the pronunciation almost consistently follows the rules - almost, because there are exceptions (of course!)