We kan easily use the letters that “c” is trying to imitate. Like in the word circus “c” is imitating both “s” and “k” it kould just be sirkus and still be pronounsed the same way.
This way of speaking is kinda weird, but it wouldn't really make a differense in daily life. See? I only used that letter onse, now twise, now thrise, now 4- you get what I'm saying. In other words, this wouldn't really change a thing. What do I do for "change"?
This way of speaking is kinda weird, but it wouldn't really make a differense in daily life. See? I only used that letter onse, now twise, now thrise, now 4- you get what I'm saying. In other words, this wouldn't really change a thing. What do I do for "change"?
Aktually you got me there. I kan’t think of another letter that would work for the beginning of “change”
Edit: seartued it up “tu” makes the “ch” sound in words like “future” and “sentury”
blasphemy!
Finnish had this since the start