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I would create a grapheme for “-tion” (/ʃən/). My new symbol is ⟨ƭ⟩, so “nation” becomes “naƭ.”

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t͡ʃ is a post alveolar affricate used for words like church (ch)

new grapheme: ç

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I would like the English phoneme /ð/ (“th” sound in this) to have its own grapheme.
I would use the symbol ð to represent it, so “this” would be written ðis.

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Phoneme : /3/

It’s written as “s” like measure, vision

I would use <ź> grapheme

For example : meažure , vižion

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I would give the phoneme /ʃ/ (the “sh” sound) its own grapheme.

My new grapheme is: Ŝ

Example: “she” → Ŝe

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I wish the phoneme /θ/ (like in think) had its own letter, so I would create the grapheme θ for it.

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Long vowels are shown through : in IPA.

Maybe we can add a sign to show long vowels.

For example fēt for feet

Or gō

Essentially the grapheme will be [ō] and [ē]

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Phoneme: /ı/

it is a long vowel that represent one symbol

New grapheme: ĩ

Example: naĩve

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phoneme /ʊ/ (“short oo” sound in book) its two letters.
I would use the symbol ʉ to represent it, so “book” would be written bʉk.

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the sound /θ/ as in "theater" should have its own letter (grapheme) instead of using "th" which can be confused with the sound /ð/ as in "there" by L2 of English. the new letter would look like "ϴeater" intead of "theater".

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I would choose the phoneme /ʃ/ (the “sh” sound).

I’d create a new grapheme Ʃ for it, so ship would be written as Ʃip.

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I would like to create a grapheme specifically for ʃ(as in sheep, machine, nation).

Although (sh) is widely used, it resembles only one way of writing this sound.

The grapheme:¿

eg: ¿eep

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Phoneme: /ʃ/

It is written as "Sh" with two letters.

New Grapheme: ś

For Example: śare

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Phoneme: /ŋ/

It is a single sound written with two letters.

New grapheme: ñ

An Example

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