Writing

Writing that represents the language and emotions through signs and symptoms of inscription or recording a means of human communication. In most languages, is a complement to the written speech or language spoken. Writing a language is not a form of technology that is developed as tools of human society. Within a language system, is writing signs or similar structures as well as a system of signs include dependence, such as vocabulary, grammar and speech semantics, depending on the lot. The result is usually called the text, and the text of the recipient is called a reader. The motivations for writing the post, the narrative includes forecasts, correspondence and diaries. Writing, maintaining the culture of keeping up to date, has been instrumental in the formation of knowledge dissemination through the media and the legal system.

Societies that have emerged, such as the development of writing, information sharing was inspired by codifying the rules of maintaining financial accounts and on recordings practical needs. 4th century BC around Christ, in Mesopotamia trade and the complexity of memory management outgrew, and the transaction was a more reliable method of recording and a permanent form of writing. [1] can be prepared by both a political necessity for recording historical and environmental events calendrics writing ancient Egypt and Mesoamerica.

Means for recording information

HG Wells written as making "deals recorded, Rules, argued that the ability to put them. This made possible a possible states that a continuous historical consciousness from the old town. Developing States. Priest or king and the seal may be far beyond sight and sound and his death "could not survive. [2]

Writing system

logographic, syllabic, alphabetic, and featural: Fall of the major ways of writing systems inscription-roughly four categories. The second type, imagination (symbols for ideas), has never been developed sufficiently to represent language. A sixth category, pictographic, is insufficient to represent language on its own, but often forms the core of logographies.

Logographies

A logogram is a written character which represents a word or morpheme. (A very large number of logograms - "logoconsonantal") in Hieroglyphs need to write Chinese characters, cuneiform, and Mayan, a clip can be a morpheme, stood for a syllable, or both, where. Imagery is one of several logograms component (Chinese "radicals", hieroglyphic "determiners"). For example, in Mayan, "art" to the clip, the 'a' ', the syllable "to" whenever it was used to accent a logogram be indicated when a logogram was there, or representation . Chinese characters is about 90% of a semantic (meaning) element compounds, a voice called a radical with an existing character to indicate pronunciation. However, such phonetic elements complement the logographic elements, rather than vice versa.
I use Chinese characters, with some modifications for different languages ​​or dialects of the main logographic system of China, and Japanese. Korean, even in South Korea, is used today mainly Hangul audio system.The syllabaries

syllabaries

A letter written symbols that represent (or approximate) is a set of syllables. sound-vowel) may have dedicated glyphs. Phonetically are not indicated in this script respective syllables. For example, the syllable "a" syllable "I can not see anything like the Moon", nor will syllables with the same tone.

A relatively simple as the best way Japanese syllabaries syllable structure, suited for Languages. Linear B syllabic script to include other punishment that Greek writing used; Cherokee; Ndjuka, Suriname English-based creole language, and the Vai script of Liberia. Most logographic systems have a strong syllabic component. Ethiopic, though technically a abugida, characters right and head to a point if it is where I learned the fused as one of the characters.Letters

Alphabetical History

A set of characters in each symbols represents the name or represented historically a phoneme of the language. A perfectly phonological alphabet, phonemes and letters would correspond exactly in two directions: a writer could predict the spelling of a word given its pronunciation, and a speaker predicting the pronunciation of a word given its spelling can.
Another and a very different language in languages ​​often evolve independently of their writing systems, languages ​​and writing systems they were not designed for, an alphabet that holds letters of a language phonemes have been loaned to match the language.

Abjads

In most of the writing systems of the Middle East, the only letters of a word that is usually written to be pointing to the right, may even head the different vowels. Writing mainly ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics on the back consonant phonemes alone marking system based on. Such systems "characters called abjads, derived from the Arabic word for".

Abugidas

India and South East Asia, most of the letters, vowels are indicated through diacritics or sound editing format. It's called the abugidas. Some abugidas such as Ethiopic and Cree, are learned by children as syllabaries, and so it is often called "Syllabics". However, unlike true syllabaries, there is not an independent glyph for each syllable.
Although sometimes the word "alphabet", as it can be accepted as the Latin alphabet consonants and vowels, is limited to systems with separate letters to abugidas and abjads characters. Because of its use, is often considered the first Greek alphabet.Featural script
A featural notates scripts that make up the building blocks of a language phonemes. For example, the sound (pronounced with lips "labial sounds") may have some element in common. Latin alphabet, is the matter with the wrong letter "B" and "P". However, labial "M" is completely different, and so the "Q" a