[Spellyans] Introducing myself and 'historical standardCornish' HSC

[nicholas williams]

The SWF has brought the two opposing groups closer together.  
Eventually revived Cornish will be a variety of KS.
It will distinguish gwynn/gwynd 'white' from gwin 'wine' and it will  
write nev, hav, gwav.
It will probably also revert to wh and qw/qu for hw and kw.

One should also remember that <j> in bolunjeth is not traditional,  
neither is dh in dhodho.
Unified already uses Lhuydian spellings.

Nicholas

On 23 Nov 2008, at 12:36, <ajtrim at msn.com> wrote:

> Although you can use <wh> in the SWF, the form that we shall see on  
> public notices & documents and in education will be <hw>. The same  
> will go for the other traditional graphs. In practice, the SWF will  
> be publically visible mainly without traditional graphs.