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Serali · Joined:Sun 28 Jun 2009 1:28 pm Posts:248

Delodephius wrote:

I'd use this:
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~iranian/Sogdian/

I think I love you. :mrgreen:

Thanks!

Dillon D · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 6:44 pm Posts:47 Location: Colorado

In the name of...academia ( :ugeek:

)...I propose that we undertake at least a basic study of the Sogdian language.

Any takers?

Delodephius · **Posted:** Thu 14 Jan 2010 11:37 pm

In due time. I have plenty of languages on my plate right now.

Dillon D · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 6:44 pm Posts:47 Location: Colorado

Quite true. We all do

Serali · Joined:Sun 28 Jun 2009 1:28 pm Posts:248

Dillon D wrote:

Quite true. We all do

So true! Korean, Spanish, Japanese, and just recently Cantonese. My poor brain. XD

Dillon D · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 6:44 pm Posts:47 Location: Colorado

Serali wrote:

Dillon D wrote:

Quite true. We all do

So true! Korean, Spanish, Japanese, and just recently Cantonese. My poor brain. XD

Ha! I would agree with that lol

Serali · Joined:Sun 28 Jun 2009 1:28 pm Posts:248

Red · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 4:44 am Posts:4

Hmmm...
Gotta say, I like the simplicity of Cuneiform and Ogham. The idea of lines and triangles making a language is so simple, its amazing how long people wrote like this.

Also, I appreciate thecalligraphy of Mandarin, Aramaic, Sanskrit, and Arabic.

I know, its a lot, but... those are my favorites!

Serali · Joined:Sun 28 Jun 2009 1:28 pm Posts:248

If I were to list all of my favorite writing systems that would be quite alot cause it includes conscripts.

But I have ALOT.

Cthulhu · Joined:Tue 11 Aug 2009 8:16 pm Posts:72

Either Armenian or Georgian, I love the flowing form of Georgian.