04. Symbols (A-Z, a-z, 0-9) are known to educated people even in non-Roman-script countries (for Chemistry formulas, email addresses). These Symbols are already available on millions of devices, so it is possible to popularize Globish immediately and rapidly throughout World, with no extra cost, no trouble of downloading any new symbols from somewhere. English (for all usual work) and Globish (initially only as a pronunciation guide) will co-exist. Examples: English (Yellow, Right, Who), Globish (yelo, raait, hoo). Globish has potential to become an easy link language, after some years.
05. Eventually, all spellings in Globish will be standardized, permitting slight variations in sounds as per dialects. Use apo (apostrophe mark) and hyphen, if needed. Continue the sorting sequence (A-Z, a-z) for usual dictionaries (also dictionaries English to Globish, and Globish to English), phone books, theater rows, sub-clauses 6a, 6b, 6c etc. E > G dictionary (One = wan) (Two = too). G > E dictionary (too = To, Too, Two) (wan = One, Won). Sorting sequence (a-z) is popular and so word positions are easy to find.
06. Schwa (a term in Linguistics) is > both a in (american), a (alone) e (her) i (sir) o (gallop) u (up).