English 2.0: converter for more orthogonal and phonetically pure English

3 comments

• beardyw 1 hour ago
  How is "nowe" a better spelling for "now" since the trailing 'e' typically softens the preceding vowel?

  And "proove", what does the 'e' add?
• rzzzwilson 3 hours ago
  Previous work in this area:

  https://faculty.georgetown.edu/jod/texts/twain.html
• xphung 3 hours ago
  This is an experimental tool to convert current English into a "2.0" English that is more orthogonal and phonetically pure. Full specs & top 2000 words for English 2.0 are in README.md file. Help is wanted in verifying that top 2000 words were converted in accordance to the spec.