The Cedilla in Inglish In Inglish, the cedilla (ç) is used on the letter c in specific situations to indicate a change in pronunciation. ç is pronounced /s/ before a, o, and u. ç is pronounced /ʃ/ before i and e. 1. Verb Endings and Agent Nouns: When a verb ends in -ce and the agent noun is inanimate: ta juce → þe juçor ta spâce → þe spâçor When -able or -ability are added to the stem: ta slîce → slîçable 2. Verbs Ending in -içe: English: to finish → Inglish: ta finiçe English: to publish → Inglish: ta publiçe English: to abolish → Inglish: ta abóliçe 3. Adjectives of French/Latin Origin: Some adjectives of French or Latin origin also use ç: ta sofîce → sofiçent profiçent, effiçent, omniçent, pâçent