In the 1840s, Methodist missionary James Evans, located at Norway House, Manitoba, created a syllabic writing system for the Ojibwe and Cree.
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I assume that for syllabic writing such as Gujarati and Korean, each syllable, not each letter, would either be kept vertical or rotated.
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Aboriginal syllabic writing, or simply "'syllabics "', is a family of abugidas used to write some Aboriginal Athabaskan language families.
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Unfortunately, little research has been done on syllabic writing systems, and " cross-linguistic studies of the acquired dyslexia and dysgraphias are scarce ."
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The lengthy text passes quickly with syllabic writing and " telescoping "; the only repetition comes at the end, once again with a bass sequence.
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The writing is still purely pictographic, and represents a transitional stage between proto-writing and the emergence of the partly syllabic writing of the cuneiform script proper.
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The government of the Northwest Territories does not use syllabic writing for any of the Athabaskan languages on its territory, and native churches have generally stopped using them as well.
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The Early Dynastic IIIa period, also known as the " Fara period " ( named for the site of the city of Shuruppak ), is when syllabic writing began.
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It has been suggested that Ottawa speakers were among the groups that used the Great Lakes Algonquian syllabary, a syllabic writing system derived from a European-based alphabetic orthography, but supporting evidence is weak.
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Although syllabic writing is not always practical ( on the Internet, for example ), and in many cases a Latin alphabet would be less costly to use, many native communities are strongly attached to syllabics.
