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NewEdenEngineer at 11:52, 14 May 2025

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NewEdenEngineer: explained the benefits and some tips to make written language

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explained the benefits and some tips to make written language

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== Definition ==
Written language is a system of communication that uses visual symbols — such as letters, characters, or marks — to represent the sounds, words, or ideas of a spoken language. It allows information to be recorded, shared across distance, and preserved over time, independent of the speaker or listener being physically present.

==Improvements from spoken language==
# Idea is independent of their original host thus, ideas can even survive if the host dies.
#Allows ideas to travel to be transmitted to places where the speaker can't.
# Doesn't require the host to shout or speak or travel to transmit the ideas.
# Allows ideas to be broadcasted to a much larger audience than through speaking.

==Benefits==
#Allows ideas to become fixed and immune to change.
#Allows easy shipment of ideas to distant lands.
#The medium through which it is passed (i.e. Books) tend to not go bad easily.

==Tips==
# Try to keep your language syllabic(A system where each symbol represents an entire syllable) rather than alphabetic(A system where each symbol represents a single sound).
#Keep the symbols easy to write.
#Keep the characters consistent. ''Example: If you have a character that looks like horn, don't assign it to goat.''
# Introduce effective punctuation to break sentence and make it easier to read and write