Comments by "Debbie Curtis" (@debbiecurtis4021) on "RobWords" channel.

  1.  @nanamacapagal8342  So Queen would be QEEN, Quick would be QICK and so on.
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  2. AESTHICALLY, it would look better if the letters matched in appearance, as you suggest.
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  3.  @yuki-sakurakawa  is your name Yuki Sakuragawa? I recognise the kanji.
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  4. Reminds me somewhat of Greenlandic and Japanese.
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  5. The pronoun nazis want to rewrite the dictionary like in 1984.
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  6. If you write solely in Shauvian script, would the reader ever be confused by homophones?
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  7. Eye doent dowt four a minute ewe had fun mayking this video.
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  8. Could you do a video on classifiers for counting systems of nouns, as in japanese. Example, long slender objects like a rolled up umbrella, tent pile, or pencil: ippon, nihon, sanbon. Small objects like acorns: ikko, nick, sanbo, and sheets of paper, bedsheets etc Imai, nimai San gai. I may have misspelled some items as not used for 20 years. Does this exist in English? Has it existed previously?
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  9. Is there a contact email for Evan?
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  10. I'm also looking at Deseret.
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  11. So ... Ye Olde Worlde Shoppe is thorn þ Þ
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  12. I really enjoy your videos. I wish you had a TV series.
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  13. I enjoyed this video so much I ordered a book written in Shauvian. It's poems by Poe. I also ordered Androcles and the Lion by Shaw, but in English. I found a website that can transliterate English to Shauvian. I've taken screenshot off Google of the Shauvian alphabet, written it in my diary. I then looked up a list of the top 100 words in English. I wrote these down, looked up the Shauvian spelling, and copied out the Shauvian transliteration for each word. I'm starting to get the gist of the consonants, but struggling with the vowels. I'm hoping to be fluent in reading and writing Shauvian by the year's end. I'll also work on an alphabet of my own.
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