IWCDVWCDC

IWCDVWCDC was a proposal considered in the Romanisation ballot.

Proposal
On the 30th May 2017, this system was proposed stating: IWCDVWCDC (If We Can Duplicate Vowels, We Can Duplicate Consonants)

 /a/  /a:/  /i/  /i:/ /u/  /u:/

 /f~v/  /∅/  /k~g/  /l~r/  /m/  /n/  /ŋ/ /p~b/ /s~z/  /ʃ~ʒ/  /t~d/ <w> /w/ <y> /j/

<h> has two important uses: - After a vowel: Mark the stessed vowel. - Before a vowel: It has no sound, but allows build a syllable obeing to the obligatorious CV structure. For example: "ho", pronounced /o/.

<'> is used to avoid confusion between the two uses of <h>. For example, in "fah'hinn" /'faiŋ/, the <'> separates the first <h> (that marks the stressed vowel) and the second <h> (that works as a mute consonant before a vowel).

We don't need a mark for hiatus (actually, the last example makes a hiatus) when we deal with different vowels, because, according to the voted rules, there are not diphthongs. So, any vocalic cluster will be a hiatus (different vowels) or a long vowel (same vowels). If we need a hiatus with same vowels, we can use the mute <h>: "sa'hahla" /sa'ala/.

Election
<p style="font-weight:normal;font-size:14px;">On the 2nd June 2017, IWCDVWCDC received 11 votes and didn't make it to the second round.