User blog:KurwaAntics/Let's talk about the Japanese language

You know, the Japanese language is considered to be an Altaic language. If Japanese has a romanized alphabet, I think it will be most suitable to have a Turkic-style alphabet.

Note that う/ウ is not pronounced as /u/. Instead, it is pronounced as /ɯᵝ/, similar to Turkish ı.

So, if romanized, should be " Yızı " (Cyrillic Јізі / Јызы) instead of "Yuzu".

Another example:
 * 一部の人々は日本語がアルタイ系言語であると思います. (Some people think that the Japanese language is an Altaic language.)

Should be transliterated as:
 * İçibı no hitobito wa Nihongo ga Altaike gengodearı to omoimas.

Cyrillic:
 * Ићибі но хитобито уа Нихонго га Алтаике генгодеарі то омоимас.

"U" only appears in loanwords:
 * Ubuntuは最も人気のあるLinuxオペレーティングシステムです. (Ubuntu is the most popular Linux operating system.)
 * Ubuntu wa mottomo ninkinoarı Linux operating system des.

Cyrillic:
 * Убунту уа моттомо нинкиноарі Линукс оператинг систем дес.

Also, this alphabet can transliterate Hangul. Example:

To conclude, there are 8 vowels:
 * а (あ, 아)
 * е (え, 에)
 * и (い, 이)
 * о (お, 오)
 * у (우)
 * ѣ/э (애)
 * ъ (어)
 * і/ы (う, 으)

See more examples here.

Any ideas or opinion? Comment below!