All except one vowel: Y.
If you try to write its sound, you get « igrec », literally « i grec », the Greek i: ipsilon.

Never too late to learn even the simplest things.

Then I imagined the same poster in French, but this time there’s no simple word for "I" or "B".

That made me notice something obvious: French vowels can be written with one letter (A → « a », E → « e »), while consonant sounds need combinations (B → « bé », C → « cé », D → « dé », H → « ache »…).
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Un nouveau projet génératif ?

Intriguing… Could you share a bit more about how it works?

Rosalie Wagner is a French type designer. She notably designed Baskervville at ANRT and Seabirds published by 205TF ( @205tf.bsky.social ).

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