Simple Western European

Simple Western European was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

Proposal
On the 29th May 2017, this system was proposed stating:

Short vowels: /a/ a /i/ i /u/ u

Long vowels: /a:/ aa /i:/ ii /u:/ uu

To write two subsequent identical vowels, use ' as a separator, i.e. /aa/ a'a, /ii/ i'i, /uu/ u'u.

Consonants: /f~v/ f /ŋ/ g /ʃ~ʒ/ j /k~g/ k /l~r/ l /m/ m /n/ n /p~b/ p /∅/ r (should it ever be used) /s~z/ s /t~d/ t /w/ w /j/ y

Stress is marked by h before stressed vowel, i. e. ha, hi, hu, haa, hii, huu. Therefore stressed syllables containing consonants will feature quasi-digraphs fh, gh, jh, kh, lh, mh, nh, ph, sh, th, wh, yh.

Rationale: - Most consonants that can be voiced or unvoiced are spelled to resemble the unvoiced variant. Only j, the spelling of /ʃ~ʒ/, is inspired by the voiced /ʒ/, since there is no natural and simple single letter for /ʃ/.

Election
On the 2nd June 2017, Simple Western European received 8 votes and didn't make it to the second round.