George Bernard Shaw's phonetic alphabet for English.
Named after playwright George Bernard Shaw, who funded a competition to create a more efficient, phonetic alphabet for the English language to save time and paper.
Type normal English text to see it rendered in Shaw's sleek, phonetic glyphs. Each character represents a specific sound, eliminating the need for silent letters.
Try words like "the", "and", "church", "measure", "enough".
A constructed phonetic alphabet designed to replace the complex spelling of English. Funded by the will of playwright George Bernard Shaw. It is phonetic, meaning one symbol = one sound.
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