Yep, although I can start imagining that people would be at lost... XD
now that will be fun!

Nah I think they'll get you're meavie :3

what!
Now that lose half of the fun~

Aww but everyone should call you meavie :D

Its fine~
I like the xuvrette variation too~ <3

meavie is easier to type though

Is it? Only the u is right side, xvrette are all on left side. XD
One of my favourite variation is ette.

meavie flows nicely though compared to xuvie since I rarely type the X

That is the reason why I use the alphabet X in my name!
I like that alphabet.

*pokes* the alphabet is A-Z, that would just be a letter :)

Meavie has a V in it, :D

H,M,Q,V,W,X,Y,Z
I like h. for its symmetry and softness.

I device my own vowels... there are around 6 basic vowels.

Bleck I hate Q... hate hate hate...

well meavie has an M in it then xP

Why you hate Q?
Actually, Q and K seems the same to me... usage wise.

Yup pretty much... I like Ks I hate Qs. Can't say why.

Another I don't understand.
How come C acts as K as well?
Ph as f?
what is the silence H for? hour. honest.

Let me just simplify English for you. It is the most confusing language on the planet. That is all...
(seriously there is a poem that proved it so true)

C can serve a separate purpose though

What poem? Me wanna know~

One condition... the poem doesn't have the desired effect read quietly. You must read it aloud.

http://www.mipmip.org/tidbits/pronunciation.shtml

I don't find it all that funny, but it is very interesting.
I was trapped into reading the wrong pronunciation. XD lol.

It's not supposed to be funny... that poem was submitted to europe when people were arguing over who's language was the hardest in the world to learn. After reading that poem (or trying to there was no mention of success) they labeled English the hardest language in the world

Even I can't say that poem without messing up a bunch of times

Because I have not touch french, I have heard that french is another hard language.

Yeah... neither have I... but that poem is hard to read

From what I understand from other people's description...
French seemed to have a more confusing pronuciation system because the spelling doesn;t reflect the pronunciation.

True... but the number one rule of English is that there is an exception for every single rule in the English language. Every rule, no exception. XD

Like I before E except after C? Yeah... not always...

oh lol. Now you wonder why English break rules.
Their root language already keep breaking rules.