Derogations From The Standard Written Form
KS is a proposal for a number of changes to be made to the Standard Written Form of Cornish in 2013, when that orthography comes under review. The creators of KS argue that a number of orthographic issues remain with the SWF resulting in inaccurate pronunciation, and propose the following changes:
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