Written Language: Changing the World One Word at a Time

"Writing is a visual representation of a language when using established mark selection" ("meaning"). Development of the written language is one of the most important developments in world history. Imagine living in the world without text messages, emails or books. The only way people can communicate with one another is to make their own voice. Many of the devices used for communication exist because there is a way to write languages. We do not have communication equipment, we do not even know how people living on the planet live in front of us.

The oldest written language in the world has no alphabet. When the written language begins, it is not used to "sound" like many writing systems. Instead, each symbol represents a word (or possibly part of a word). If you think this is well known, talking with pictures is a well-known concept - as Japanese kanji is, modern Chinese (hanzi) may be a language writing system. Of course, young readers may jump to examples of more modern writing systems - stickers

Many people will tell you that the "original written language" of the world is an Egyptian hieroglyph, but the most famous language may not be the beginning. This honor is based on cuneiform letters. The way of writing wedge-shaped fonts, invented around 3 to 400 BC, is not a spoken language but a system of writing. Cuneiforms uses the same symbols in many languages, most notably Sumerians and Akkadians. In fact, you can write English with cuneiform so that standard Chinese and Cantonese use the same notation language.

The written language uses symbols (letters) to make a word. A series of words is the vocabulary of that language. The way in which words can be combined meaningfully is defined by the grammar and grammar of the language. The actual meaning of a word and word combination is defined by the semantics of the language. The Indian historical environment (which has been dominated by Britain for more than two centuries) has made it easier for Indians to master English and has created countless opportunities for advances in science and technology. Many Indians have become proficient in English and in the past few years have won many international awards for creativity and comparative literature. Until a while ago, Indian writer Arundhati Roy received the famous Booker Award for his book "The Things of Little Things". Her book sold 100,000 copies all over the world.

It's not just flashy, just words. In most cases, she is too lazy to write in various languages. No, this is about rape, 98% of which are written in English. It is a language that people can not even even understand. well done! So she tried her hippie in Africa, what happened? I'm sorry, she was raped. It was disappointing and awful, then she kept posting rape effects on the blog. Unfortunately, stopping sexual assault in this area may be more of a mind-set on the earth than using rainbow-colored chalk.