Revised English Alphabet

A - a
B - b
(C -c has been removed because it is useless)
D - d
E - e
F - f
G - g
H - h
I - i
J - j
K - k
L - l
M - m
N - n
O - o
P - p
(Q - q has been removed because it is useless)
R - r
S - s
T - t
U - u
V - v
W - w (renamed "wynn")
(X - x has been removed because it is useless)
Y - y
Z - z
Þ - þ (thorn)(this letter makes the "th" sound as in "the")
Ʃ - ʃ (esh)(this letter makes the "sh" sound as in "should")
Ŋ - ŋ (eng)(this letter makes the "ng" sound as in "singing")


Am I right or am I right???

Aiv yet tu si ə rili güd ɛlfəbət hir.

I have an alphabet called Nyu Inglıš. Phonetic spelling, 30 letters, influenced by Old English, IPA and even Turkish.
Aa Ææ Åå Bb Dd Ðð Ee Əə Ff Gg Hh Iı İi Kk Ll Mm Nn Oo Pp Rr Ss Šš Tt Þþ Uu Vv Ww Yy Zz Žž

>>82

:Þ

http://ilovetypography.com/2008/10/03/diacritical-challenge/

Well, I think as far as spelling, it could be reformed to a degree -- the ideal would be to have one letter per sound.  So perhaps you could replace the H following the C,S,or T with an accent over the letter as is sometimes done with Eastern European languages.  So The Shoe is on The other foot = T`e S`oe is on t`e ot`er foot.  And maybe replace the vowels with their latin equivelent, so oo = u, and so on. 

So t`e s`u is on t`e ot`er fut.

Futhark was fine, fuck latin and greek version of the alphabet.
http://www.ancientscripts.com/images/futhark_anglosaxon.gif

>>26

Ai ægri. Itt kæn æksjuoli bi jused tu repressent nerli evri inglisj saund. Nott /þ/ and /ð/, batt dher iss th and dh.