W as v-

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This lesson teaches a trick to write words where there is a "v" following an initial consonant, like in "devour" and "severe".

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Because "v" is usually made on the left hand with SR, it is not possible to combine it with other consonant sounds. To get around this, you can substitute W:

• SWAOER: severe
• TKWOUR: devour
• TKWAOEUD: divide
• TKWAOEUS: device
• TKWAOEUPB: divine

Using K as "con-" from the last lesson, we can get:

• KWERS: converse
• KWAOEPBT: convenient
• KWEUBGT: convict
• KWULS: convulse
• KWEPBGS: convention
• KWERGS: conversion
• KWEUBGS: conviction
• KWERPBLG: converge

Be careful, though, because KW is already used for Q words. If you are trying to write an uncommon "conv" word, you may need to use multiple strokes, which will be covered in the prefix section of the book. For example, KWAOEPB maps to "queen", not "convene".

Briefs

Chord	Translation	Notes
SRAOEPBT	convenient
SREUD	individual
SREUS	advice
SRAOUL	value
K-FRGS	conversation
K-FRPBS	conference
SREL	develop