Even in writing systems that are very phonetic, there are often exceptions; for example, the Spanish word "jeep" is pronounced, after the English word from which it derives, even though a native Spanish word spelled "jeep" would be pronounced.
Even in writing systems that are very phonetic, there are often exceptions. For example, many Spanish speakers try to adhere to the original pronunciation of foreign words, such as "jeep", which is pronounced, after the English word from which it derives, even though a native Spanish word spelled "jeep" would be pronounced.