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Sunday, 10 February 2013
Introducing E
Introducing the letter "E"! How can I bst introduc this lttr? Wll by laving it out. Thn you will discovr
how important this vowl is and how oftn it is usd.
Thr ar languags in th world whr all vowls ar lft out. I hat to think of it. Imagin if this littl introduction was writtn with only consonants!!!! It would look lik this:
ntrdcng th lttr! Hw cn bst ntrdc ths lttr?Wll b lvng t t.Thn y wll dscvr hw mprtnt ths vwl s nd hw ftn t s sd......tctr, tctr.
Plas ntr your nam and url and all that is rqustd! Hav fun!
Thanks to Mrs Nsbitt and Rogr.
Your bloggr frind
Wil
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Ha~ That was funny~ (no e in those words!)
ReplyDeletehihi :) it´s rally hard to rad :)
ReplyDeleteVry ntrtaining! I should do this whn som of my studnts kp on splling words wrong...mb vn lv t ll th vwls t shw thm hw mprtnt th r...ll
ReplyDeletethis is most xcllnt!
ReplyDeleteThank you all( no E's in it!).
ReplyDeleteI'm playing catch up! C and D posts join this. :-) (No "E") lol
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this no "e" post!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Reader Will!
ReplyDeleteWw thts h hck f fn! Lv t!
ReplyDeleteH Hzl wht d y mn? No vowels at all!
ReplyDeleteHaha. Always something to recreate a language.
ReplyDeleteThis is hilarious
ReplyDeleteI am here: http://myindiantravel.blogspot.com/2013/02/cave-no-17-ellora.html
Great introduction. I amazes me how I can read English when the vowels are left out. I guess the brain inserts them automatically. It does look funny.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Also in Norwegian is e most used letter:-)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant introduction! I lovd ntr!!!! took m a whil to figur out! Hav a grat wk!
ReplyDeleteGood work, Wil. And that is indeed how Hebrew is written--without vowels.
ReplyDeleteIt made me think of a shorthand; very creative intro.
ReplyDeleteThank you Wil!
ReplyDeleteE is for Eternity...
http://amitaag.blogspot.in/2013/01/from-here-to-eternity.html
Your post makes me think of an old mechanical typewriter where the letter "E" didn't work anymore, lol !
ReplyDeleteThere are more Es in scrabble than any letter. I enjoyed your lttr E post.
ReplyDeleteYou should all read Georges Perec's "Avoid" -a novel written with out the letter "E " in French and even in the translated English version...
ReplyDeleteVry clvr!
ReplyDeleteeeeek the letter is so excellent...who knew....thanks Wil for the elegant entrance to ABC this week.
ReplyDeleteOh. Tough exercise to write without the "e"s :)
ReplyDeletewhat a fun way to introduce the letter!
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This was a very clever post, leaving out all the e's! What amazes me is how we are still able to read the text without them, though it takes a bit more effort. Perhaps our brains replace what our eyes cannot see, in words that are familiar!
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