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[0] Phonetic express- ion and record [1] The sounds of human voices could have unlimited diversity. But they gradually limited and regulated the sounds to compose words for communication, learning the pronunciation from each parents and society. Sending names were sometimes important. For this purpose they started to use a picture, to show only a sound of the word of the meaning of the picture. But the correct pronunciation ways have not been sure for the outer people/posterity. Even if an oral tradition has continued, there is no proof to show that it is the same as the original. [2] # Variable phonetics The Latin alphabet was originally developed to show a phoneme, but the reading has been varied to suit each language. The English came from many sources, and got many dialects while spreading widely. Then it has varied ways to pronounce a letter in the writings, especially in vowels; also there are many ways to show a pronunciation: e.g. 18 different spellings for [sh].* Spelling is a problem of leaning English; also whenever you newly learn a foreign language, you have to study the phonetics of each language. # Development of audio technology Sound recorders, telephone, radio and television are popularized, and people can directly send/receive a vocal message beyond space and time. So if you have the economical ability to use them, you can learn to distinguish vocal sounds through the ears. # Variable pronouns The English alphabet sometimes hardly shows foreign names: the pronunciations are twisted because of the writings. And yet English- only users can’t know that the pronunciations are incorrect from the original. Because of this varied pronunciations of a pronoun, many names can’t go through global communications. # Initial abbreviations The abbreviation way using alphabet initials is very simple, but if you are not familiar with the abbreviation, there are less clues, and you can’t guess what it is about. [3] 
# Stable phonetics The EL phonetics shows how to pronounce a sound scientifically as detailed as needed. The phoneme bases are more than the Latin alphabets, and complicated phonemes are shown by combination of plural bases. The EL phonetic system is only for sounds, separated from the definition system, even using the same shapes for both. So the standard never changes and is stable beyond the gap of time/area, commonly helping to learn any languages and developing various vocal performances. # Visual help Only using ears, sometimes it’s hard to understand how to pronounce a sound. The EL phonetics visually helps to know each pronunciation showing how and which organ is used. # Proper noun in the original sound Using EL phonetics, people try to call all names in each original pronunciation, so proper nouns can globally go through # More clues in an abbreviation You can have more sound clues in an EL abbreviation symbol, or can simplify it, too. Also it is with a classification symbol to show what kind the proper noun is. In the global society the abbreviation system has to be kinder than a local way.
Comparison between the Worlds of Primitive, English and EL
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