Written languages

Below are examples of 50 different written languages. Unless you're Indiana Jones, I doubt you'll recognize more than a handful. However, of these 50 scripts, five of them are contrived 20th Century creations. Two of them are shorthand-style phonetic alphabets designed for English; one of them is an ideographic writing

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A complete guide to Angerthas Erebor Dwarvish written language, by Emily Click

Transliterations and translations of the word Omniglot in a variety of alphabets and languages

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Alienese, the alien written language seen throughout the show, was created as an in-joke to see how fast fans could decipher it. The first language, a simple substitution cipher, was solved almost instantly. The second language is much more complicated, but was solved thanks to the determination (and random fixation on random and unnecessary things) of Futurama's wonderful audience. "Opening Sequence" "Space Pilot 3000" "The Series Has Landed" "My Three Suns" "Fry & the Slurm Factory" "Xmas…

Education & Learning Children going through school in Ancient Egypt would learn a series of symbols called ” Hieroglyphs”. Hieroglyphs were created about 5000 years ago, and t…

Chapter 3 - The First Writing, Story of The World Today we read chapter 3 which was a short chapter on the earliest people to use writings, i.e. the Egyptians and Sumerians. The girls then cut out the relevant lapbooking piece from The Chronicles of the Earth blog. They had to write something in both hieroglyphs and cuneiform into a little fold over matchbook. I printed out the heiroglyph alphabet from here Heiroglyph Chart and each girl then wrote something for the other person to decipher…