Here is a "Perfect Latin Alphabet" that has one letter for one sound. Vowels work the same depending on what language. Other letters like Y cannot be half-vowels. R works the same as well. Diagraphs will be sustained in languages so that the spelling still looks familiar.
- Aa - ay
- Bb - bay
- Cc - cay
- Çç - chay (ch as in chair)
- Dd - day
- Ee - ee
- Ff - ef
- Ðð - eth (th as in thing)
- Gg - gree
- Þþ - thee (th as in though, other)
- Hh - haych
- Ii - eye
- Jj - jay
- Kk - chay (ch as in loch)
- Ll - el
- Mm - em
- Nn - en
- Ŋŋ - eng
- Oo - on
- Pp - pee
- Qq - quee (Albanian Q, French Q as in 'qui')
- Rr - ree
- Ss - es
- ßſ- esh
- Tt - tee
- Uu - ooee (oo as in spoon)
- Vv - vee
- Ww - wee
- Xx - hjee (Spanish J, stronger than loch)
- Yy - yee
- Zz - zed
- Ʒʒ - zhed
English Examples[]
- "Þat quick beiʒe focs jumped in þe air over eaç ðin dog. Looc out, I ſout, for he's foiled you again, creatiŋ caos."
- "Are Þose ſie Euraʒan footwear, cowboy çaps, or jollie earðmoviŋ headgear?"
- "Þe hungrie purple dinosaur ate þe cind, zingie fox, þe jabberiŋ crab, and þe mad whale and started vendiŋ and quackiŋ."
- "Wið tenure, Suzie’d have all þe more leiʒure for yaçtiŋ, but her publicaſons are no good."
- "ßaw, þose twelve beiʒe hoocs are joined if I patç a youŋ, gooie mouð."
- "Þe beiʒe hue on þe waters of þe lok impressed all, includiŋ the Frenç queen, before ſe heard þat simphonie again, just as youŋ Arthur wanted."