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The [[Sarkezhe language]] from [[David J. Peterson]] and [[Jessie Peterson]]'s {{wl|YouTube}} series ''[[LangTime Studio]]'' is written using a | The [[Sarkezhe language]] from [[David J. Peterson]] and [[Jessie Peterson]]'s {{wl|YouTube}} series ''[[LangTime Studio]]'' is written using an {{w|alphabet}}. | ||
==Orthography== | |||
The script used to write Sarkezhe is an alphabet, meaning that its characters represent phonemes, including consonants as well as vowels, or at least they used to at one point in the language's history. In other words, the script displays a certain degree of {{w|orthographic depth}}. | |||
Latest revision as of 11:27, 26 April 2024
The Sarkezhe language from David J. Peterson and Jessie Peterson's YouTube series LangTime Studio is written using an alphabet.
Orthography
The script used to write Sarkezhe is an alphabet, meaning that its characters represent phonemes, including consonants as well as vowels, or at least they used to at one point in the language's history. In other words, the script displays a certain degree of orthographic depth.