Greg Ewing writes: > I find it curious that pronunciation always seems to take > precedence over spelling in campaigns like this. Nowadays, > especially with the internet increasingly taking over from > personal interaction, we probably see words written a lot > more often than we hear them spoken. Why shouldn't we > change the pronunciation to match the spelling rather than > the other way around? Because 90% of all people move their lips when reading. :-) More seriously, because almost nobody learns to read before learning to understand spoken language. Aural language is more primitive than written language.
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