Comments by "Юра Н" (@user-bi4eo3ys1f) on "There's a better English alphabet." video.

@PhilBagels English letters O and l look like numerals too. And Russian letters О, З, Ч, Б, sometimes small д in the shape g. And the letters S and Z look some like 5 and 2.
3
@susanwestern6434 The Cyrillic letter with the KH sound is Х. Its shape is equal to Latin X. Its sound is voiceless velar fricative. It is not K because K is not fricative. It is close to H, and often heard as H and vice versa. When a Russian said about Химфак /Khimfak/ (Chemistry faculty), an English speaker said than it is wrong, the right way to say is "fuck him". The letter that looks like a star is Ж. Its sound is ZH like S in "visual", "measure", "pleasure", "decision". The Russian word "вижу" /vizhu/ means "I see".
2
@mrharvest If book = buk, then but = what?
2
@Muzer0 Spar is a British corner shop chain I don't understand the clause. Despite all words except spar are understandable. Either corner shops were join to a chain, or a shop has a chain at its corner.
1
@m4rloncha ट ැ I tried to find in Unicode a symbol similar to handwritten r (or turned 2).
1
The most frequent letters in Russian are О, А, Е. Their shape is the same as the corresponding Latin letters. Though in Polish the Russian E is usually spelled as IE.
1
What happens if every speaker will read all words as they written? Of course it is impossible because the letter j has different sound in different language, mostly [j] as y in yes.
1