Technically, the Kleinschmidt orthography focused upon morphology: the same derivational affix would be written in the same way in different contexts, despite its being pronounced differently in different contexts.
This association or influence might be pronounced differently in different headache conditions and therefore appears to be stronger in CM compared to CTTH.
It is pronounced differently in different areas to ease pronunciation.
Examples: Jewel becomes Jewels, Jewel-Osco because Jewel-Oscos, Walmart becomes Walmarts, Target becomes Targets, etc. Know that the same word is pronounced differently in different states.
For example, "The wind is blowing" and "I can wind the clock" could be said in the same way but are pronounced differently and have different meanings.
To complicate the graph/sound relation still further, there are some graphs that have different meanings when pronounced differently.
The regular one is rather like Danish, but pronounced differently.
The same separation is needed when the two vowels are the same but are pronounced differently.
3. A town in Kent and a town in Dorset, spelt the same but pronounced differently.
For read, the past tense looks the same, but is pronounced differently.
