No offense to any K's out there

[sushiwelldone]

I was pondering an LJ entry last night, but was just a wee bit too tired to actally, you know, write it. That's a good thing though, because it would have been a little brash, and after having more time to think about the whole situation, I have come to a more enlightened conclusion. Here's the story

Comments

[sushiwelldone]

I had not considered this possibility. I would argue that the "Qu" combination which normally manifests itself in spoken language as a "kwah" sound (or perhaps I should say, "cwah") would be confusing to some people, but a precedent has already been set with "croquet." This might just work (worc).

[grandthftautumn]

you're a strange one, Peter.

[ohhhcomely]

Seconded.

[theamynator]

I think the C needs to go. The C either sounds like an S or a K. So why don't we just use S and K. Thats how the russians do it at least.

[ohhhcomely]

make 'ch" a letter on its own.