11-09-2025, 02:43 PM
Most probably very few languages are completely compatible with the Latin alphabet. English supposedly has 23 different vowels sounds. More if you include regional speech. Old English also created the characters eth, thorn, yogh and wynn because their sounds could not be represented by the Latin alphabet. Today we no longer use the eth and thorn characters but we have retained their different sounds and write both 'th'. That makes English "still not compatible" also. I don't think any Gaelic speaker would recognise your claim that their language is "crazy" or "incompatible".