A Cool Guide to the World's Writing Systems Worldwide…
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A Cool Guide to the World's Writing Systems Worldwide
Logography: Each character represents a whole word or a meaningful unit of language(morpheme), such as Chinese characters.
Abjad: Symbols represent mostly consonants, while readers add the vowels based on context. Examples include Arabic and Hebrew.
Abugida: Base letters represent a consonant with an inherent vowel, and extra marks change the vowel sound. Examples include Devanagari and Thai.
Alphabet: Symbols stand for individual sounds (both vowels and consonants). Examples include the Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek scripts.
Syllabary: Each character stands for an entire syllable(usually a consonant and a vowel together). Example include Japanese Kana.
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Logography: Each character represents a whole word or a meaningful unit of language(morpheme), such as Chinese characters.
Abjad: Symbols represent mostly consonants, while readers add the vowels based on context. Examples include Arabic and Hebrew.
Abugida: Base letters represent a consonant with an inherent vowel, and extra marks change the vowel sound. Examples include Devanagari and Thai.
Alphabet: Symbols stand for individual sounds (both vowels and consonants). Examples include the Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek scripts.
Syllabary: Each character stands for an entire syllable(usually a consonant and a vowel together). Example include Japanese Kana.
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