The opening of the jaws can produce vowels sch as "a" or "o" if the lips are making a "O". The closing of the jaws can produce "i" or or "u" if the lips are making a "O". The strong dry beating of the lips produce "p", the soft and wet produce "b". When the nose is included we have "m". The strong dry closed beating of the tongue produce '"t", the soft and wet "d". When the nose is included we have "n". The dry blowing of the lips produce "f" and the wet one produce "v". The strong dry stretching of the back tongue produce "k" and the soft and wet "g". The strong dry "humming" of the tongue produce "sh" and the soft and wet produce "j". The strong dry hissing of the tongue produce "s" and the wet and soft produce "z". It's all about strong dry and soft wet.We already have enough letters of the English alphabets. Some other languages produce other sounds.
Words are made of letters. They are different combination of letters to make different words. The order of words produce sentences which give different meaning. Verbal communication is linear and very long. One image can be translated into a long sentence. Some words have the same meaning and some meanings have many words. There is no rule to give a sound to a picture which explain why languages derive so easily. A community that break up into two different isolated communities will have different dialects in less than 200 years. In other words are vocal translation of visual information.
This is not the end, humans needed to create a new way to express vocal communication through drawings. One drawing could express one picture. We should say drawing are direct expression of pictures. Drawings precede writing a long time ago. We still have drawing that date back to the Pleistocene 30,000 years ago and earlier.
Everyone in the Universe knows it's a Bull, three horses and a deer If it was a written sentenc no onew would understand excpet those who wrote it |
Evolution of drawing: It is nice to make one drawing. A mother and her son. Then you need to add more people and more other stuffs. You're too lay and people become stick men (the Chinese symbol for "man" is a deviation of a stick man and the"good"symbol in Chinese is originally a woman and her baby). Your stories adapt and you have to make a chronology. From the start to the end, each line representing different period and stories. People fishing in the morning, worshipping the Queen( Egyptian character and Mayan)..
In other words, symbols are laziness from drawings.
Symbols are the result of drawing laziness |
Each drawing will then be recognised by a reference one that will always used to represent the same thing. The Chinese writing have 6000 symbols!
We have no idea of what is represente dhere but let's hope it's not slang |
Symbols are quick drawings.
Symbolic writing: Each symbol represents one thing (man, cow eating...)
Alphabet: Each symbol represents one sound(f,a, k,l,n..).
So we are talking about the alphabets. Different symbols are used to express sound worldwide. We have different alphabets but the most common one is the Greek alphabet. The one we are actually using write now.
We found a better way to express sounds. We call it New Universal writing.
Each sound will be represented by an accurate drawing that represent the feeling of that sound.
I challenge you to transcribe your entire article in NUW then back again. At best you've created a variation upon "shorthand" which secretaries used to record quickly before the advent of the typewriter. The problem with yours is a nonsensical/random choice for symbols and little to no differentiation beyond the 5 vowel characters making it utterly useless. I cannot discern between the characters within the sets {A,D,H,K,M,N}, {B,G, O, P,T, U, V, W} and {Z, R, S, C} <- which could be in the first when blurred vision is a factor. You need to create intersections or add additional appendages or dots
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