just realizd pylova is also missŋ Alternate Text 4 vidz:
[🐴2×🙂↔️ realizŋ somethŋ meme captiond: “wen ð 10/10 baddie uv bēn datŋ 😆@ an extremely niç ref. ðt uonly ur homeboy hu disappeard in 🇹🇭 6年 wld understand”]
just realizd pylova is also missŋ Alternate Text 4 vidz:
[🐴2×🙂↔️ realizŋ somethŋ meme captiond: “wen ð 10/10 baddie uv bēn datŋ 😆@ an extremely niç ref. ðt uonly ur homeboy hu disappeard in 🇹🇭 6年 wld understand”]
U don’t like contractions?
If the goal is accessibility, surely this is worse than nothing
How so?
That a new way of speaking ? I am not English native. If I didn’t had the image as reference I wouldn’t be able to understand. I am curious, last time I seen something similar was when we were 1447 speaking.
Here’s a few.
I can contract the post more, but I felt this was basic contractions.
ok but do ANY of these make sense?
the only languages i know that use ç use it with an s sound, not a ch one
and how is anyone supposed to know how year is written in chinese?
oh also i think you put the wrong links cause i don’t see any of the “contractions” you made in them
They do, if you know IPA.
“Ș & Ç” used to be “Sh & Ch” substitutes before IPA created “ʃ & ʒ” respectively. In English electronic keybords, those characters are more accessible than “ʃ & ʒ.”
The “year” one is a personal touch, I admit. I prefer a logogram over 4 symbols.
Just text like a normal person, the whole point of language is to be understood not be obnoxiously avant-garde.
Why do normal people invade queer spaces‽ Contractions in langs demonstrate literacy, why do you want to obnoxiously demand people “text” like you‽
so not only do i have to learn IPA, i need to learn the old symbols that aren’t used anymore? if you go out of your way to put a lologram in there why not also add ʃ and ʒ to your keyboard?
ok i have to be more specific… i don’t see any of the random characters you’re calling “contractions” in any of those links.
edit: forgot to mention, if you’re using ç for the ch sound, why is it in niche, the one word with a ch that makes an sh sound?
I can def. add “ ʃ and ʒ” to my ⌨️, but will folks add them to their font banks?
Thanks, I will study it during this year XD.
Try reading your text through a TTS screen reader, like a blind user of this community would have to do.
Which 1 m8?