The English language has some superfluous letters that should be removed. The letter "c" and "q" serve very little purpose other than to konfuse pronunsiation and spelling. All "c" sounds can be made by either the "s" or "k," so there is virtuallly no reason to keep the "c." The same argument applies to "q," exsept it kould be entirely replased by the letter "k."

Supposedly, the justifikation for a "c" kould be made because of the "ch" sound, but even then, we kould do a different letter, like the ĉ.

For example, one kould write "checkers" like "ĉekkers" and "question" kould be written, depending on whether being spelt phonetikally or as only converting q's and c's, "kwesĉun" or just "kuestion" (if you want to preserve most of the original (but superfluous) spelling).