Universal Declaration of Human Rights wiþ Þ

Ðe UDHR is ðe most translated document in ðe world. I rewrote many of ðe digraphs in it wiþ þ, ð, ŋ and some cyrillic letters as a little experiment (ðe ones wiþ distinct consonant phonemes like th, sh or ng, I haven't decided what чanges I like for wh and gh or difþoŋs). Ðis reduced ðe number of letters in ðe document by about 4%. Unsurprisiŋly around half of ðe digraphs eliminated were th, mostly from ðe word "the".

I know I'm probably in a minority here for usiŋ cyrillic letters. Let me know what you þink!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1m7z7D9lcZAz46g_IE09kBvJ9s722_oRo/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105719009041451972838&rtpof=true&sd=true (Word)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/14GEERhBkpDxIpWpdnuDhRbM3RzxjK_YK/view?usp=sharing (PDF)