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Ennywun can lern simpl spelling, yo
I'm not degenerating into my fourteen-year-old self chatting on AIM, but using a spelling glossary recommended by the Simplified Spelling Society.
You might have seen them picketing the local Spelling Bees. They even have a chapter called Spell4Literacy in New Zealand. The Simplified Spelling Society (SSS, in short) have been campaigning for years to reform English language spelling. Their aims and objectives are sure to cause much controversy among spelling enthusiasts; click here to read an interesting debate between Vivian Cook, a well-known linguist and Masha Bell, a member of the SSS. (ELHAM)
July 27, 2007
