i kinda like the turkish alphabet, the "C" with the line under it represents the English "CH" and the "S" with the line under it represents the English "S"

http://www.sabanciuniv.edu/socrates/...nt/tralpha.jpg

They have great baths, too.

oh yea the regular "C" makes and english "J" sound and the turkish "J" makes the french sound like in Jacques Cousteau

just make sure you go early in the morning...

Are you saying I stink? ;)

I like greek- there's no J's. I mean.....do we really need J and C's anyway?
Or Thai because of the informal common practice of not using verbs.
Person then adjective.
Cicero ba-ba-bah-bo!!!

lol no the baths are communial and the water gets dumped at the end of the day and refilled early in the morning.

Oh! Whew!

Then what does the s without the line under it represent?

Thank you for that info.

Yeah, I know the alphabet. Bastard was over last week, drank all my beer, and didn't so much as bring a bag of chips along.

I KNEW it! Damn alphabet...all like "I'm alpha, I don't have to care!" Next time wolf, kick it's lettery ass to the curb.

G
A
T
C
and don't forget x and y

I've spent the last seven months trying to kick the alphabet habit, but no luck. I did go to central Montana, up by the Canadian border, to a little schoolhouse that was originally built without any alphabet, by alphabet-free peoples, but which was later converted by the local women into something I can't print because people might read it.

I just read the record for typing the alphabet backward is 1.8 seconds.