Re: [glosalist] Y in Glosa

i was once trying to teach english a lad from east bengladesh, pointed to an object, asked its name and got “bokosa”. asked for it to be written, i got
“box”. i believe that the japanese do something similar like “supuringutajimu” CVCVCVCVCVCVCV. i have suggested that Galosa does the same as it is easy for westerners to say CVCVCV…. but not CCCVCCVVC for easteners. so; we could have gylosa CVCVCV. (in IPA) “y” would be very quiet and need not be written; put it between any adjacent consonants. with adjacent vowels we could decide on awa, awe, aji, awo, awu,eja, eji, eja, eio, eju, ija, ije, iji, ijo, iju, owa, owe, owi, owo, owu, uwa, uwe, uwi , uwo, uwu “plu w unda” again not needed to be written. use ipa + j/w and we have an international language in sound sid

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