For example, if you want to write in a dialect you always have problems, if there were more letters we could also write more sounds?
Answer
We inherited our alphabet from the Romans. In Latin, as in current Italian, there are only 5 sounds, which could be represented with the five vowels aeio and u.
In many languages ​​and dialects, not just Dutch, there are more sounds. We try to represent these with the historical instrument, the Latin alphabet.
There is a “phonetic alphabet”. This has the ability to reproduce almost all current sounds. But it has almost no use outside the linguistic sciences. See also http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationaal_Fonetisch_Alfabet.
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Engineer Bart Dierickx
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