Originally posted by stunnerGeorge Bernard Shaw wanted to simplify English and started a campaign to spell all words phonetically.
thats what i mean were getting somewhere simplifing useless letters is the first step
He left his entire estate to a foundation dedicated to that purpose.
After he died, they turned one of his plays into a hit broadway musical: My Fair Lady.
That musical, and subsequent revivals, generated substantial royalties for the foundation and we still don't spell phonetically.
Originally posted by jyetskowell, i think we should take some hints from the united nations since they have unified currency. maybe we should create a website with protesters of our complex language
True, colors and symbols would work very well. The question I have Stunner, is how do we incorporate this into action? I mean, . . . . really?
Originally posted by stunnerRight on! The euro simplified things, why not have a international language spelled and called the AmeroEuroChin. We could combine all 3 of those languages and monetary into 1, all the while eliminating everything else. I love it, great idea, kudos!
well, i think we should take some hints from the united nations since they have unified currency. maybe we should create a website with protesters of our complex language