Why are Vietnamese looking for new ways to write their language?
Why are Vietnamese looking for new ways to write their language?
Henry Carter
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Matthew Lee
Because Latin with squiggles are awful
When you look at Vietnamese Latin phonetics, it's inconsistent as fuck.
Levi Price
Why don't they just use letters to spell tones like Hmong?
Hunter James
Brody Gonzalez
Because the latin alphabet is a colonial remnant
Jason Butler
Want to be chinese. I wish we returned to this runes. Shortened the amount of syllables in words into runic symbols.
>mempertanggungjawabkan
being held responsibilities
Brayden Wilson
looks like katakana
Xavier Long
it does look like one.
Cameron Harris
What is that? Batak script?
Jacob King
you should adopt that, foreign systems are soulless.
Partly related: Kazhakhstan should return to the Mongolian script, rather than adapt the Latin script like they're doing now
Joshua Bennett
Kazah was never written using mongolian script, only arabic latin and cyrillic
Carson Lopez
Phiên Âm Tự
Nathan Hill
Example
Angel Robinson
Sumatran Malay script, but never used in Malaysia
Jace Adams
To distance themselves from China? I Don't know.
Carson Hill
Carter King
all of those are foreign to the Kazhak people, Mongolian is the only currently used script that has some ancestral link to the Kazhak steppe soul
Samuel Gray
>ㄓㄨˋ ㄧㄣ ㄉㄢˋ ㄔㄡˇ
Daniel Rivera
What should Vietnam do?
Nathan Walker
But kazahs are turks, not mongolian
Anthony Hill
I'm not familiar enough with the Vietnamese language, they should either make their own script like Korea did, or adapt a close alphabet, maybe make their own version of kanas adapting the chinese characters for that
the mongolian script was invented by an Uyghur scholar, and is directly descendant from the Uyghur (Turkic) script so it should adapt easily.
Also it's a true alphabet with a letter for every sound, and that is always a plus
Jason Martin
why not just write it normal?
Ethan Morgan
That's ours, fuck off meleis