Re: +AFs-CONLANG+AF0- Vowel romanization
| From: | Tristan McLeay <zsau@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, February 22, 2004, 11:29 |
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On Sun, 22 Feb 2004, Ray Brown wrote:
> In fact, the dual alphabet system is an odd aberration, found only, I
> believe, in the modern Roman, Greek & Cyrillic systems. Older alphabets
> knew of no such system and, till the present day, the Hebrew & Arabic
> alphabets have no such dual systems, nor do the abugidas of India &
> Ethiopia, nor the Korean hangul alphabet nor, AFAIK any other alphabet,
> abjad or abugida.
doesn't or didn't the georgian alphabet do it? (i know there are three,
and I thought two are or were used together as uppercase and lowercase, no
doubt influenced by the roman alphabet?) (AND HOW DID THE ROMANS SHOVT IN
TEXT IF THIS IS NORMAL? :) (j/k)
--
Tristan.
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