Bendrines kalbos naujumas teikia ir privalumu – lietuviu tartis beveik atitinka rašta, t. y. tariama taip, kaip rašoma. Viena raide paprastai reiškia viena garsa, tad skaitant jas iš karto žinomi ir garsai. Šia prasme lietuviu kalba modernesne už prancuzu ar anglu kalbas, kur raides nebutinai reiškia ta pati garsa.

Neturint lietuvishkos klaviatwros rashoma:

Nosinees raidees "a" ir "e" dar pirmuujuu lietuviuu rashytojuu Renesanso metu perimtos ish lenkuu rashybos, o juu pavyzdzhiu pachiuu lietuviuu pasidarytos "trwkstamos" "i" ir "u" (nosinees raidees). Grafemos "e" (su tashku) autoriaus shlovees nusipelno pirmosios spausdintos 1653 metuu lietuviuu kalbos gramatikos autorius Danielius Kleinas. Raidees c, š, ž su paukshchiukais dar XIX amzhiuje buvo pasiskolintos ish chekuu rashybos, o jauniausia lietuviuu abeeceelees raidee u (ilgoji), neseniai tyliai atshventusi savo shimtmetij, buvo ijdiegta kalbininko Jono Jablonskio.

Bendrinees kalbos naujumas teikia ir privalumuu – lietuviuu tartis beveik atitinka rashtaa, t. y. tariama taip, kaip rashoma. Viena raidee paprastai reishkia vienaa garsaa, tad skaitant jas ish karto zhinomi ir garsai. Shia prasme lietuviuu kalba modernesnee uzh prancwzuu ar angluu kalbas, kur raidees nebwtinai reishkia taa patij garsaa.

Teksto shaltinis: LKI.LT

Alternatyvws zhodzhiu raxymo pavyzdzhiai (neturint LT ABC):

Paukxchiukai (paukshchiukai, paukshchjukai, pauksciukai)
Zhvaigzhdzhiuu (zvaigzdziu)
Praxau ijeikite ij kambarij (prashau iieikite ii kambarii)
Qiulbantys paukxqiai (chiulbantys paukshchiai)
Hhameleonas su hhalatu (chameleonas su chalatu)
Aazhuoluu Bwda (Aazhuoluu Buuda)
Shunys eeda pasigardzhiuodami
Kaqiukuu xiame kambaryje buvo xexi (kachiukuu shiame kambaryje buvo sheshi)
Zhuveedros skraidee virx jwros (zhuvejdros skraidej virsh juuros)

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Proposed alternative official alphabet for Lithuanian language (written form)

A = A

A nasal (a-nosinee) = Å (alternatives: AA; AJ)

B = B

C = C

C (ch, tsh) = CH (alt. CX, CJ, Q)

CH (german ch or spanish j or english kh) = HH (alt. XH, HX)

D = D

E = E

E (with one dot on top) = Ë (alt. EE, EJ)

E nasal (e-nosinee) = Æ (alt. Ä, AE)

F = F

G = G

H = H

I = I

I nasal (i-nosinee) = Ï (alt. II; IJ)

Y = Y

J = J

K = K

LMNOP = LMNOP

Q (new, for foreign words and (sur)names or for letter "tsh")

R = R

S = S

Š (sh) = SH (alt. SX; SS; SJ, X)

T = T

U = U

U nasal (u-nosinee) = Û (alt. UU; UJ; W)

U long (u-ilgoji) = W (alt. UU; UJ)

V = V

W (new, used as "u-long" (u-ilgoji))

X (new, for foreign words and (sur)names or for letter Š (sh))

Z = Z

Ž (zh) = ZH (alt. JX, ZX, ZJ)

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IA = Ä (alt. JA)

IA nasal = ÄÄ (alt. JAA)

IE = IE (alt. JE)

IO = Ö (alt. JO)

IU = Ü (alt. JU)

IU nasal = ÜÜ (alt. JUU)

N soft (ni) = Ñ (alt. NJ)

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Proposed alternative writing system for nasal letters in Lithuanian language

A (A-nasal; a-nosine) = An (example: Ažuolas => Anžuolas)
E (E nasal; e-nosine) = En (example: Nekesti => Nekensti)
I (I-nasal; i-nosine) = In (example: Idomus => Indomus)
U (U-nasal; u-nosine) = Un (example: Lauku => Laukun)

Pronounciation of the sounds an, en, in , un would be truly nasal, just how it is suggested
in the letter names: A-nosine, etc. "Nasal" does not mean "handkerchief", but "nasal sound".
This would be a welcome return to a more archaic form of Lithuanian language.
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