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--BIBLE PASSAGE HERE--
--BIBLE VERSE HERE-- (I WILL FIND ONE)

This is reformed "title pending". Or as I am currently calling it. Reformed English. This is just a fun little thing I thought I could do. You see english phonics is one of the harder languages to learn. (YEP! Up there with Japanese) So I'd figured to tweak it so that I'd be easier to write. While adding whatever is needed to the alphabet. I'm just doing this for fun. I don't plan on this being taught in schools years from now. Just some thing I'd try.

There are two different pronouncations of the alphabet. Default is short but can be indicated with the short sign, while Long is typically indicated by the long sign. - Vowels are all first, then constanets.

There are no silent letters. Because that is unneeded. While you can draw a long continuas line to show the pronouncation. It's better in most cases to just dash the letters. If you've noticed Vowels are all circle-like in nature. While the constanets are strait. This is done on purpose. Lower case is gone, or just the same but smaller.

Y and Q are no longer a constanets. Infact Q has completely changed it's purpose. I was thinking about using C for a vowel sound, but I figured it would confuse even me. A is strange. I didn't want lower case a to represent it. So I came up with upsidedown V in a circle. The lines used to take up the whole circle but I found that hard to write.

Removed letters are C, & G.
Changed letters are A, E, I, U, Y, B, D, J, P, R, S, X
New letters are oo

I'm still adjusting it. I really like how J turned out.

It's english. I'm kind of thinking about emplimenting some programming technics in it; like codeblocks ; But I don't want spanish upsidedown ?. However it may help when reading questions and exclaimitories.