Before the creation of Hangul, people in Korea ( known as Joseon at the time ) primarily wrote using Classical Chinese alongside native phonetic writing systems that predate Hangul by hundreds of years, including idu, hyangchal, gugyeol, and gakpil.
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The Phoenician abjad was a radical simplification of phonetic writing, since hieroglyphics required the writer to pick a hieroglyph starting with the same phoneme that the writer wants to write in order to write phonetically, much like how " Japanese phonetically before the invention of kana.
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However, in principle, a phonetic writing scheme is one where each distinguishable sound-according to some observer-is seperately represented; a phonemic writing scheme is one where each sound distinction that can change the meaning of a morpheme or lexeme is distinguished, and no other sound distinction is represented.
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Before the creation of Hangul, people in Korea ( known as Joseon at the time ) primarily wrote using Classical Chinese alongside native phonetic writing systems that predate Hangul by hundreds of years, including King Sejong created the unique alphabet known as Hangul to promote literacy among the common people.
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In addition, the discovery of the Naples documents not only raises questions with regards to Valera's life, but also raises assumptions that the Incas had a secret, phonetic writing system and that the writings in " Nueva Coronica y Buen Gobierno " are evidence of indigenous resistance to Spanish domination.
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A reform which changed almost every single word ( which would be required for phonetic writing of English or Chinese ) would be far worse, because reasons for opposing it would not be mere traditionalism or resistance to change ( as in the French and German cases ), but enormous economic costs.
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Proponents of this theory hold that the development of phonetic writing and the alphabet in particular ( as distinct to other types of writing systems ) has made a significant impact on syllabic system and is not directly influenced by the alphabet per se but rather by a phonetic writing system consisting of only sixty signs.
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Proponents of this theory hold that the development of phonetic writing and the alphabet in particular ( as distinct to other types of writing systems ) has made a significant impact on syllabic system and is not directly influenced by the alphabet per se but rather by a phonetic writing system consisting of only sixty signs.
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When the source language uses a not particularly phonetic writing system most notably English and French its words are typically rendered in Russian, Ukrainian or other Cyrillic-based languages using an approximate phonetic transliteration system, which aims to allow the Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, etc . readers to approximate the sound of the source language as much as it is possible within the constraints of the destination language and its alphabet.
