Re: Interesting Brain/Language Nugget of Info

On Fri, 25 Jun 1999, Steg Belsky wrote:

> Rokbeigalmki has vowels, and is written left-to-right.
>=20
> Judean can be written in either the Latin or Hebrew alphabets, and is
> usually written in that Greek "boustrophedon" back-and-forth style with
> alternating lines of each alphabet.
>=20
> Unnamed Semitic Conlang will have it's own (vowelless) Semitic-based
> alphabet, right-to-left.
We used to have a friend who had an IE conlang (kin to proto-Latin)
that had vowels and was written right to left. (This was S=E9lang, the
language that changed every time I managed to learn some of it).
There's a font for it (made by Boudewijn) on our conlang page.

   Irina


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