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...arussian]]: ''Бабруйск, Babrujsk''<ref>According to [[Belarussian language#Writing system|Łacinka]], the usual Latin alphabet for Belarussian.</ref> [baˈbrujsk]; [

...[Belarussian]]: ''Гомель, Homiel''<ref>According to [[Belarussian language#Writing system|Łacinka]], the usual Latin alphabet for Belarussian.</ref> [ˈɣomʲelʲ];

...elarussian]]: ''Магілёў, Mahiloŭ''<ref>According to [[Belarussian language#Writing system|Łacinka]], the usual Latin alphabet for Belarussian.</ref> [maʝi'lʲow];

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...s to express and indicate their social status relative to one another; a [[writing system]] which uniquely employs a combination of three or four different scripts f ==Writing system==

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A '''letter''' is an element of a [[writing system]]. Writing systems include [[alphabet]]s, [[abjad]]s, [[abugida]]s and [[sy ...e their origins from this letter system. The first use of [[vowels]] in a writing system was seen in the [[Greek alphabet]], which first arose in the [[9th century

==Writing system== ...script is also widely used. It is very easy to switch from one to another writing system thanks to a simple system of correspondence. This coexistence of two [[alph

...res linguistic development prior to [[literacy]]. Another reason is that [[writing system]]s typically ignore many features of spoken language - for example, the [[E

* Albrow, K. H. (1972). ''The English writing system: Notes towards a description''. Schools Council Program in Linguistics and

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...written down using an adaptation of the Phoenician alphabet. The Aramaic writing system represents consonants only (though it may sometimes indicate vowels by mean