When English Is Allowed

No E, No V, No W is Book 4 in its grove. Dedication: For scribes who would rather look strange than sound stolen.

The phonetic law is a fence: Palao-Abrayi and Aramaic sounds are not rewritten with e, v, or w, lest English drag them home to Babel.

Chapter 6 — When English Is Allowed. Teaching sentences may use English. Phonetic lines may not break the law.

This page belongs to the YAHnglish / YAHbrayi grove — Z-3:9 as a working lip, not a slogan.

The lemma under this chapter is AHMAHT (Firm truth). Keep it in the mouth as you read the next ten pages. Do not skip to a later seal.

ACTS is Mooray-established: a teacher walks a talmid through a process. Seventy-seven pages is the process made of paper. Eleven pages make a chapter. Seven chapters make a book. Seven levels make a school.