Gooks: ching chong ideograms
Sandniggers: lv t vwls s nbd cn rd
Curries: copied from whites
Niggers: no comment
Sandniggers: lv t vwls s nbd cn rd
Curries: copied from whites
Niggers: no comment
Ethiopian alphabet?
Indians had script in indus valley. It was probably proto-dravidian. Didn't copied from whites
Curry languages are older than European ones.
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Maybe but not alphabet abcdefg. Alphabetic writing is so much easier, ethnics didn't think of that
What do you mean? Those, quite literally, all are alphabets albeit in a different manner as opposed to European/White ones.
I'm not saying any are necessarily better or worse, it's just these were all invented in order to reflect how the geography, behavior, structures, etc of these civilizations & groups functioned.
I'm not saying any are necessarily better or worse, it's just these were all invented in order to reflect how the geography, behavior, structures, etc of these civilizations & groups functioned.
It really depends, I don't find Roman alphabets superior.Maybe but not alphabet abcdefg. Alphabetic writing is so much easier, ethnics didn't think of that
They still do their job pretty well though. Also, a few of those are starting to spread to other group the same way latin alphabet did.
I was actually thinking of posting this here before and ask whether this place will become a permanent sexpatting location for Koreans, since they will inevitably culturally dominate the people who are adopting their alphabet
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Indians had the sanscrit , one of the Frist language probably
Indus valley's language was the first proper language in India. Sanskrit came later
Don't think they are superior but so much easier to use.
Chinese, Egyptian and Sumerian are logograms
Logogram - Wikipedia
Semitic scripts are abjads (alphabet but leave out vowels)
Alphabets are much easier to learn and use than either of those.
Sanskrit is the second oldest language that's currently still used.
As I said, it reflects how not only the genetics influenced these various populations, but also the geography, how they lived their lives, etc.
To put it frankly, language is almost a reflection of a race, civilization, etc: It follows Teslas law of understanding symmetry,
I was actually thinking of posting this here before and ask whether this place will become a permanent sexpatting location for Koreans, since they will inevitably culturally dominate the people who are adopting their alphabet
I wonder why this is? If anything, I was expecting it to be Chinese or Japanese, since both country has more objective influence as opposed to Korea.
Like I stated, they serve as a reflection of each race, group, etc. who established them.
Personally, I find tons of Pre-Latin European alphabets to be quite interesting, as well as quite objectively logical when examining the way they are structured; following my logic of "it reflects it group" should be enough to get why I may find these "superior" as it reflects me more so.
They still do their job pretty well though. Also, a few of those are starting to spread to other group the same way latin alphabet did.
I was actually thinking of posting this here before and ask whether this place will become a permanent sexpatting location for Koreans, since they will inevitably culturally dominate the people who are adopting their alphabet
Hangul is actually interesting, I didn't think of it when writing this
But it's more a syllabary than an alphabet.
Yeah I've always thought it was tbh; I remember watching a video on it a few years back.Hangul is actually interesting, I didn't think of it when writing this
Apparently, hangul nearly perfectly fits a lot of sounds in their language which the other alphabets don't.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53oCDZPPiw
Here's a video I saw on it a few years back when I was in my linguistics phase of my Autistic obsessions; very interesting & ig elabs on what you said.
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Chinks process language tonally.
Sandniggers use an alphabet just a different one
Negroids aren’t advanced enough to create that kind of language on their own.
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