It's like jeff-phrasing but much smaller and a bit more pronunciation-based.
It's basically "conjunction, pronoun, verb":
SKPAOER
→ and we areSKPWURBD
→ but you shouldSKPW*ERBD
→ but he shouldn'tSTHEUFB
→ that I have beenSKHAEULZ
→ which they will not
Shape | Word | Shape | Pronoun |
---|---|---|---|
SKP | and | EU | I |
SKPW | but | AOE | we |
SKHR | can | U | you |
STKH | do | E | he |
SKPH | how | AE | she |
STPR | if | AEU | they |
STH | that | A | that |
SWH | what | AU | there |
SWHR | where | O | it |
SKH | which | OEU | this |
SWR | why | - | (nothing) |
TWR | (nothing) |
Shape | Word | Shape | Function |
---|---|---|---|
-R | is, are | -D | past tense |
-B | be | -Z | add not |
-BG | can | * | add n't |
-BGD | could | ||
-FR | does, do | ||
-F | have | ||
-FB | have been | ||
-FT | have to | ||
-S | 's, 're | ||
-PB(T) | know (that) | ||
-PL | may | ||
-PLT | might | ||
-FPL | seem | ||
-FPLT | seem to | ||
-RB | shall | ||
-RBD | should | ||
-PBG(T) | think (that) | ||
-FP(T) | try (to) | ||
-P(T) | want (to) | ||
-RP | were | ||
-L | will | ||
-LD | would |