Why is it marungko approach starts with m s a i and o instead of the usual arrangement of letter?

The Marungko approach starts with the letters M, S, A, I, and O to emphasize a phonetic sequence that aligns with how children typically learn to read and write. This arrangement prioritizes sounds that are easier for beginners to articulate, helping them build foundational skills in phonemic awareness. By focusing on these letters first, the approach supports a more intuitive learning process, facilitating early literacy development.