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I propose that the very-rare F be written with the digraph s-sh {|
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J, as an affricate, is really just a mashup of D and ZH, so I propose that it's written d-sh {|
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As for vowels, I don't know how to even begin analyzing Kens vowels. English has wacky vowels, and wacky vowel spellings. For the vowels in most Kens words, you could argue that the vowels are pronounced several different ways. So for the vowels, I settled on this: one letter for /i/, the "long E" in English. The one at the ends of names like Tori, Korey, Drie, and Killy. As you can see with those names, in English this sound is spelled a bunch of different ways. I think spelling all those one way is a step in the right direction at least. Next, one letter for /ɪ/, the "short I" in English. The one that's the first I in Kindrie, Kinzi, and Trishien, at least as I pronounce them. And then after that, one letter for E, A, O, an U. These letters wouldn't have exact "sounds", but they'd just be "if you think in English it's an E sound, then use E," even if the actual sounds range from /e ⁓ ɛ ⁓ æ/.