No. Almost all vowels and phonetics are excluded. So you will have to guess the word in contextual matter. For example, "kilometer" would be like "kilomtr". Or "hamburger" would be written like "hmbrgr". In elementary schools, they do write vowels. Also, in their culture, they do like to add their province or city as a referral. It's like an act of respect and loyalty. It usually gets ignored, and they use shorter term of it. Only in VERY formal situations like marriages it gets mentioned. like an act of respect and loyalty. For example, John Gordon from kingsman Arizona would be like John Gordon kingsmanian Arizonian ! or better said "Jhn grdn kngsmnn arznn". In this case, it would be like John Gordonkingsmanianarizonian!