ALPHABETS, ALPHABETS OR ASIAN ABC
ASIAN LOGOGRAPHY
Beyond China logography or writing many scripts, alphabets or abc Asians are more phonetic. The alphabet, abc alphabet or Arabic, the alphabet, Hebrew alphabet or abc, alphabet, abc alphabet or Syriac, and other Middle Eastern abjads are the evolution of the alphabet, abc alphabet or Aramaic.
Most alphabetic scripts in India and East Asia are descendants of the Brahmi script, which often is thought to be a descendant of the alphabet, abc alphabet or Aramaic.
In Korea, the alphabet, abc alphabet or Hangul, was created by Sejong the Great in 1443. The understanding of the phonetic alphabet in Mongolia, the alphabet, ABC or abc Phagspa helped the creation of a phonetic writing suitable for the Korean language spoken. In Mongolia the alphabet, ABC or abc Phagspa was in turn derived from the Brahmi script. Hangul is a unique alphabet in a variety of ways: It is a featural script, where many of the cards have been designed from the sound of a place of articulation (P to resemble the mouth was enlarged to resemble Sound L lying on the language, etc), its design was planned by the government of the time, and place it in individual letters in groups of syllables with the same dimensions, just as Chinese characters, to allow a mixed script writing. (One syllable always takes a kind of space, no matter how many cards stacked used in the construction of a sound block).
Zhuyin (sometimes called Bopomofo) is a semi-syllabary used to transcribe phonetic alphabet, abc alphabet or Mandarin Chinese in the Republic of China. After the subsequent establishment of the People's Republic of China and the adoption of Hanyu Pinyin. Today the use of semi-syllabary Zhuyin is limited, but is still widely used in Taiwan, the Republic of China still rules.
Zhuyin developed from a form of Chinese shorthand based on Chinese characters in 1900 and has elements both of an alphabet, abc and alphabet or a syllabary. As an alphabet, ABC or abc, the initial phonemes of the syllable are represented by individual symbols, as a primer, the phonemes of the final syllable are not such, but every end is possible (with the exception of the average plan) is represented by its own symbol. For example explains: Luan is represented as ㄌ ㄨ ㄢ (lu-an), where the last symbol ㄢ represents all the final-a. Zhuyin While not used as a conventional writing system, it is still often used in a similar way to a romanization system, that is, to assist in pronunciation as an input method for Chinese characters in computers and cell phones.
Alphabets, abc alphabet or Europeans, especially the alphabet, Latin alphabet or abc and alphabet, Cyrillic alphabet or ABC, have adapted to many languages of Asia. The alphabet, abc alphabet or Arabic is also widely used, sometimes as a abjad (as in Urdu and Persian) and sometimes as an alphabet, abc alphabet or full (as Kurds and Uighurs).
In Korea, the alphabet, abc alphabet or Hangul, was created by Sejong the Great in 1443. The understanding of the phonetic alphabet in Mongolia, the alphabet, ABC or abc Phagspa helped the creation of a phonetic writing suitable for the Korean language spoken. In Mongolia the alphabet, ABC or abc Phagspa was in turn derived from the Brahmi script. Hangul is a unique alphabet in a variety of ways: It is a featural script, where many of the cards have been designed from the sound of a place of articulation (P to resemble the mouth was enlarged to resemble Sound L lying on the language, etc), its design was planned by the government of the time, and place it in individual letters in groups of syllables with the same dimensions, just as Chinese characters, to allow a mixed script writing. (One syllable always takes a kind of space, no matter how many cards stacked used in the construction of a sound block).
Zhuyin (sometimes called Bopomofo) is a semi-syllabary used to transcribe phonetic alphabet, abc alphabet or Mandarin Chinese in the Republic of China. After the subsequent establishment of the People's Republic of China and the adoption of Hanyu Pinyin. Today the use of semi-syllabary Zhuyin is limited, but is still widely used in Taiwan, the Republic of China still rules.
Zhuyin developed from a form of Chinese shorthand based on Chinese characters in 1900 and has elements both of an alphabet, abc and alphabet or a syllabary. As an alphabet, ABC or abc, the initial phonemes of the syllable are represented by individual symbols, as a primer, the phonemes of the final syllable are not such, but every end is possible (with the exception of the average plan) is represented by its own symbol. For example explains: Luan is represented as ㄌ ㄨ ㄢ (lu-an), where the last symbol ㄢ represents all the final-a. Zhuyin While not used as a conventional writing system, it is still often used in a similar way to a romanization system, that is, to assist in pronunciation as an input method for Chinese characters in computers and cell phones.
Alphabets, abc alphabet or Europeans, especially the alphabet, Latin alphabet or abc and alphabet, Cyrillic alphabet or ABC, have adapted to many languages of Asia. The alphabet, abc alphabet or Arabic is also widely used, sometimes as a abjad (as in Urdu and Persian) and sometimes as an alphabet, abc alphabet or full (as Kurds and Uighurs).
