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ORTHOGRAPHY AND PHONOLOGY
1 . The alphabet
<2Form Name Value>2
<1A a a>1 French a in <2avoir>2
B <1b be>1 b
<1C c ce>1 <2j in jam>2
C+ <1c+ c+e>1 ch in <2church>2
<1D d de>1 d
E <1e e>1 French e= in <2e=tre>2
F f <1fe>1 f
<1G g ge>1 <2g in gate>2 or in <2angular>2
G* g* <1yumus+ak ge>1 lengthens preceding vowel
<1H h he>1 <2hin have>2
<1i i>1 a in <2serial>2
IZ <1i% i%>1 French i in si
J j <1je>1 French j
<1K k ke>1 c in <2cat>2 or in <2cure>2
L <1l le>1 <2l in list or in wool>2
M m <1me>1 m
N n ne n
<1O* o* o*>1 German o*
P p <1pe>1 p
<1S s se>1 <2s in sit>2
S+ s+ <1s+e>1 sh in shape
<1T t te>1 t
U* u* <1u*>1 German u
V <1v ve>1 v
<1Y y ye>1 y in yet
<1Yumus+ak ge>1 ("soft g') cannot begin a word. Note that the
capital form of the dotted <1i%>1 is also dotted. The letter <1k>1 is often
called <1ka>1 instead of <1ke;>1 less often, <1h>1 is called <1ha.>1
2. The apostrophe. In addition to these twenty-nine letters, two
orthogra . . .
