What if the letter 'c' was dropped from English

[Straha]

Originally Posted by Max Sinister

Uhhh... why do I have the feeling that another kick is coming to Straha...

Why would I get another kick? I didn't call anyone that. I just said that it would be harder to call people that.

[1978]

I think it's unlikly.

[Flocculencio]

Originally Posted by Susano

But English HAS no own "ch" sound! It's dsh or tsh!

We do but only in certain loan words such as 'loch'.

[JEDCJT]

Then my first name would be Khris. Oh, what unspeakable horror... (In case you're wondering, my first name's Chris. Just to inform ya. )

[Flocculencio]

Originally Posted by JEDCJT

Then my first name would be Khris. Oh, what unspeakable horror... (In case you're wondering, my first name's Chris. Just to inform ya. )

Hmm...that makes at least three members named Chris

[JEDCJT]

Originally Posted by Flocculencio

Hmm...that makes at least three members named Chris

Hm? And who would that be?

[Paul Spring]

Originally Posted by Flocculencio

We do but only in certain loan words such as 'loch'.

You must be talking about the way people in Scotland (or maybe all of the UK) pronounce it. As far as I can tell, in the US "loch" is pronounced exactly the same as "lock" - the "ch" is a simple k sound.

[fortyseven]

We should figure out how changing the alphabet would chnage things other than how we spell things otherwise we should put these in Chat.

If we used 'x' for 'ch', then we'd have to spell 'box' 'boks'.