Six Syllable Types and Phoneme-Grapheme Mapping with Dr. Sherrow

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This is the most useful video about syllables I've ever heard. Very clear and helpful. Thank you so much.

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As a native AmericanEnglish Speaker (TX), these designations seem intuitively central to much of our common syllable structure. However, as someone studying communication & psycho-philosophic implications in linguistics, I am hoping you can answer few questions for me: 1. Why are these structures unique/important amongst all other syllable use in English? 2. Do phonetic aspects of letters in special syllable sets (Such as R-cont or Magik-e) indicate any possible alphabet optimization (In concerns with Lingua Franca engineering)for letters to minor markers (Similar to how /-y-/ is handled in Korean Hangul 한글), etc...? 3. Can you recommend any good work or resources focused on “something like”- studies/groups/fields/... involving the Total overhaul of writting systems for optimization? Specifically, or at least especially where the graphical aspect of a script embeds contextual/emotional/Quali-Quanti/& more informative elements or cryptically layer signals. I’d like to further a model of written script to a prototype stage suitably completed for testing one of the chief goals: Testing for script graphologically unaffected by conditions of Dyslexic percetion. 4. Is there any credence in your opinion to the theory which asserts that writting styles utilizing verticle & horizontal movements engages more of a reader’s brain? Thank you for your time and the interesting video.

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Is the sound vocals at the begging of a word long or short? Translate in Italian please?

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