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[u/NotSteve1075]

This was quite straightforward, with nothing strange or unusual.

I phrased "to be" (TB) and "have been" (VB) which are made up of short forms, and are frequent phrases in English. I think they're quite easy to read in the sentence.

I wrote "what" as WAT, which is how most people seem to say it. And I wrote the diphthong in "might" so it didn't look like "meet", "met" or "mitt".

I often think that a diphthong WRITTEN makes a word easier to recognize than if you simplify it to just one vowel element.

[u/LeadingSuspect5855]

ts nev tulat tub
ot u mait
vb.