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Raw-English (E-s-s-e-n-t-i-a-l-s of English) CONTENTS
    o  English Spelling .
    o  Phonetic English .
    o  Rosetta Stone  .
    o  Phonic Words .
    o  iQ Test on PHONICS .
    o  Global English .
Linguists KNOW: "There are as many Englishes as there are English Users"(!).
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PROLOGUE Back to HomePage  <www.TutorU.com>
(How-to PinPoint Mis-understandings that (can) Lead to Dis-agreements)
Alpha-numeric Words (for words with multiple-meanings):
    Examples in RHWUDictionary: box1, box2, box3, box4 - where the superscripts indicate NO connection to the other "box" words/definitions. Pre-fix Notations via TutorU: 1box, 2box, 3box, 4box. Then the sub-meanings can be via suf-fixes.
    RHWUDictionary Example: '4box3 the compass' (Naut. to recite all of the points of the compass in a clockwise order).
   Tip:  (TutorU alpha-numerics #words#; Examples) He has 2boxed5 since he was 15. 3Boxwood3 trees are small. Definitions(#s) from RHWUDictionary. Also in RHWUD: The easement runs38c with the land (Law).
    Point: In USA English, alpha-numeric words is the ONLY way for t-r-u-e-l-y understanding TYPE-written words(!).
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Translating between Human Languages:
    Each phoneme (English or other) has a Phoneme-code# {01,02...}.. for translating-phonemes.. via  PCs.
    Point: Phonic-words (with numeric pre/suf-fixes) is the ONLY way for t-r-u-e TYPE-written  translations(!).
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TRANSLATE Roman<==>Phonetic (Mid-Western USA-English); alpha-numeric#s:
     Rosetta Stone
UNcertain: Bob is two~ years too~ young to~  vote. Tilde(~ ) = "uncertain."
Roman:     Bob is two1 years too1 young to1  vote.
Phonetic:  BOB IZ TUE2 YEERZ TUE3 YUNG  TUE1 VOET.
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Roman-English & Phonetic-English - as Two (2) "Foreign" (to each-other) Languages:
    1. The Typical Kindergarten Kid - "knew (spoken) Phonetic-English" before sitting in a classroom (his/her 1st Language).
    2. In classrooms, he/she will be "taught" a (written) NON-phonetic 2nd Language: "Roman-English." Sad to relate.
    3. The Internet has no EDITOR(s). E-mail Users often write without capitals; quickER-and-easiER....
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PREDICTION:
    S-o-o-n, Emailers will type-write with CapsLock ON (and smaller font) - AND in Phonetic English (block-letters SHAPES are easiest to memorize). And LARGE-SMALL Font is best.; large for upper-case.
    T-h-a-t will help GLOBALize Phonetic English.
    o The Germans may use a German-dialect of Phonetic English (long-words and Capitalized nouns).
    o The Japanese may use a Japanese-dialect of Phonetic English (NO irregular verbs, NO agreement in Number).
    o However, Globalized Phonetic English, GP-English, should RETAIN this order: subject==>verb==>object.
    POINT: GlobalIZE should be a give-and-take process; not ALL for English Users.
    FINALLY: Consensus will agree on "A Global Grammar" (maybe part Japanese, German...). Quick + Easy + SENSIBLE(!). Say what YOU mean; THEY see what you TYPE-write/phonetically. GP-English, for TheMasses. K-3 Kids could teach GP-English to the First Martians landing on Earth! WELKUM! AELUNZ.