>You wake up
>Latin alphabet does not exist anymore
>Need to choose a new writing system for your language
Which one would you pick?
btw Inuktitut looks based af.
>You wake up
>Latin alphabet does not exist anymore
>Need to choose a new writing system for your language
Which one would you pick?
btw Inuktitut looks based af.
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kyril or greek
arabic
The obvious answer for Latin countries is either Cyrillic or the Greek alphabet.
greek
Japanese so i can read doujin without translations and watch ainmu without subs.
Greek, of course
The superior writing system is chinese though
runes
やっぱり、漢字を選びます。
美しくて二千ぐらい字を学んだらたくさん読めるようになります。
ほんとに便利なのだと思います。
No other system, just Characters.
Not even Hiragana or Katakana. Characters would lead to higher literacy rates and increase logical thinking after one has learned them.
That doesn't make you fluent you fucking retard.
Georgian LotR alphabet
Realistically ti would either be Runes or Cyrillic.
Cyrillic
the one amharic uses
I am Greek
i don't need to be fluent you nigger
The superior one - Chinese.
Greek or Cyrillic.
Cyrillic
Korean.
Dumb Asiaboo. Jesus
Greek
>Wants to read native material
>Don't need to know what he's reading
Oh.
Look at the IQ's of places that use Characters, look at the IQ's of places that don't. I don't care if asia used them or not, if Europe used Characters it would be even better for them.
So Chinese?
Georgian does look pretty cool.
how many katanas do you own lmao
Hebrew
Arabic, Only a matter of time until Europe uses it anyway.
Something like Chinese. It's fun to write entire words with only one symbol
It wouldn't be Chinese.
It would be English just with characters, we would adapt our words to characters, make a system for showing grammatical features with characters much like the Japs and Gooks did.
We could just use characters to show plurals, and other things that Chinese doesn't have. So it wouldn't be Chinese, it would just be English with characters.
Example:
我行二店
我 is I
行 is go
二 literally means 2 but we will use that as a place holder to show the grammatical word "to" in English
店 is store.
"i go to store".
If you want, you can make it more simpler by doing 我行店, which literally means "I go store".
Georgian, Armenian, Hebrew or Chinese.
>Georgian
How the fuck doe that thing even work? Looks just like scribbles.
Cyrillic
russian cyrillic cursive
>تياد توليسن رومي ڤد كايسوقن هاريڽ
.ساي باءيق٢ ج
Cyrillic or Greek
greek it's basically the same
Γρηk αλφαβετ
Georgian because elf alphabet and shit
Cyrillic is the patrician choice
cyrillic because I already know it.
Cyrillic
That actually looks pretty cool.
We should start unironically using it on int
>wikibidya
wtf arabs
Punk alphabet?
Not sure how we would make certain sounds like H, J, Zh, Ch, Sh, or V
კარგი პოსტები
Cyrillic or Greek
t. Gandalf
Mongolian
Kiril. I would say Greek also, but their rules and vowels are retarded.
You are right.
漢字 uses more regions in the brain than alphabets. It can make you remember the other things faster and longer and it was proven by many researches
>You wake up
>Latin alphabet does not exist anymore
'what the fuck'
Don't Mongolians use Cyrillic?
...
Korean Hangul is indeed the most neat good looking alphabet.
And Mongolian and Uyghur's alphabet are most charismatic.
We use image-processing area that is used for any other objects like hands or your smartphone when reading 漢字
The characters is the one of the best inventions throughout the history of human literacy..
it's shitty alphabet nowadays anyway, especially if it's simplified 漢字 which used in current China region, it gives low quality image just itself alone.
Maybe original 漢字 which is used by Taiwanese worth more.
We'd be using Greek letters if Latin never existed
I could handle that. Cryllic would be a second choice, but it already borrows from Greek a little
𐲥𐳋𐳓𐳉𐳗-𐳘𐳀𐳎𐳀𐳢 𐲢𐳛𐳮𐳀𐳤
Greek
Cyrillic
Hangul
I mean any language with an alphabet works for me.
yeah.. i agree with you
Korean
that's fascinating
My Chinese friend told me he thinks completely differently in Mandarin almost like he is a different person. He is completely fluent in English Mandarin.
Any comment on that? Does reading in English vs Korean/Chinese/Japanese feel different in some fundamental way (besides fluency issues)?
Javanese is the most autistic shit I've ever seen
Cyrillic.
>almost like he is a different person.
I understand what he is saying.. though I am bad at English. The self using Korean and other one using English are like kinda separated selves to 'me'..
I cannot explain it well because thinking in other languages works in my mind.. sorry for my bad English
why????
Javanese not Japanese sweetie
>java
>japan
It's okay Ieyasu, no need to cry.
I can comment on this.
my Japanese isn't perfect but i can understand most things that involve everyday stuff. My girlfriend and i text in Japanese exclusively and i have 0 issues. I cannot read politics or anything though.
Short answer: yes
Long answer: Yes.
You quite literally have to change your thinking patterns. If you were to apply an English thinking style to Japanese, You would sound odd.
The Japanese commonly say "Did you Enjoy?" instead of "Did you have fun?". They are still thinking in Japanese, and while it's still correct in English, it isn't natural and sounds odd.
Chinese's grammar is a lot more simpler and closer to English, so i think it's less of a fact than Korean and Japanese.
That is my two cents.
ジャバニーズは日本の関係がないんだと思う。
ほら、見てみてくれ
ja.wikipedia.org
I'm so embarrassed
Don't worry friend
I'd pick the Portuguese one. It's just like latin, but has àáâãéêóõ and ç.
Either that or that japanese one based on Portuguese sounds. Romaji, was it?
いいよ
英語でジャワ語はジャバニーズってゆうのだからジャパニーズとジャバニーズの綴りも近いんだから関係があるかなと思うのが自然でしょ?
自然なことだ。安心しな!
We all make mistakes from time to time.
Arabic
t. Took 3 semesters in college and taking a 4th so should be easier than the others
Plus it looks A E S T H E T I C as far as most of the most world languages are concerned.
확실히 다르긴 해..
최근 몇달전부터 머릿속에서 문장 정리를 안 하고 단어가 떠오르는 대로 바로바로 글을 쓰려고 노력하기 시작했는데 확실히 영어로 글을 쓸 때랑 한국말로 글을 쓸 태 머릿속에서 느낌이 달라
진짜 설명하긴 어려운데 아무튼 그걸 느껴
모르겠어 영어를 더 잘 하게 된다면 그때는 말로 더 잘 설명할 수 있게 될까?
근데
영어가 너무 어려워
아무리 열심히 이해하려고 해도 한국말이랑 근본부터 다른 거 같아..
하
솔직히 이젠 한국말도 어려운 듯
Cherokee looks good
韓国語で漢字を使ってれば僕も分かるようになるだろ。あなたはもしこれを読めば漢字を付けてくれないかな?
Your English is fine, i have the same feeling when using Japanese. Cannot describe it because some concepts that exist in Japanese just don't exist in English.
t. 1/128th native American
>did you enjoy
this is 楽しかった? or what?
No they use that weird shif when they write vertical
Ogham obviously, shouldn't be too hard to modernise and make a cursive script for ease of writing with pen
Tifinagh of course, the superior and BLACK alphabet
>12 kb image
Can't see shit dude
more like Γkρηk αλφαμπετ. Those niggers don't have b or g, you need digraphs
works for me famme
Cyrillic. Most fitting for our pszczchrz (Pshek) language. A true disgrace we don't use it, because Polish Latin looks abhorrent (unlike Czech, Belarusian or Slovak based on the superior Hussite alphabet).
I always wondered why you don't use the s or c with the little hook over it, would make it look a lot more readable
確實히 다르긴(他) 해..
最近 數個月前부터 머릿(頭)속(內)에서 文章 整理를 안(不) 하고 單語가 떠오르는 대로 바로바로 글(文)을 쓰(作)려고 努力하기 始作했는데 確實히 英語로 글(文)을 쓸(作) 때랑 韓國語로 글을 쓸(作) 때(時) 머릿속에서 느낌(感)이 달라(他)
眞實로 說明하긴 어려운(難)데 아무튼 그걸 느껴(感)
모르겠어 英語를 더 잘 하게 된다면 그때는 말(言語)로 더 잘 說明할 수 있게 될까?
근데
영어가 너무 어려워
아무리 熱心히 理解하려고 해도 韓國말(語)이랑 根本부터 다른(他) 거 같아(如?)..
하(哈)
率直히 이젠(今) 韓國말도 어려운(難) 듯
hahahaha i did it.... this really made me think, literally
Berb*Rs are wh*Toid scum, Oghuz runes are the true BLACK alphabet
I know right?
Arabic
Hebrew or Arabic
Greek or cyrilic obvs, the others can look pretty but are mong-tier for practical uses.
Back to the roots i guess
Hangul:
> syllabic, but also based on an alphabet
> easier to learn than fuckloads of meaningless characters
> Wikipedia: "Many linguists consider Hangul to be the most logical writing system in the world, partly because the shapes of its consonants mimic the shapes of the speaker's mouth when pronouncing each consonant"
> finally able to read kpop lyrics