Sentence examples for common orthography from inspiring English sources

Albanian speakers in Kosovo and in Macedonia speak eastern varieties of Gheg but since 1974 have widely adopted a common orthography with Albania.

On the other hand, others classify the "eight dialects" of Chinese as "distinct languages," because, for example, Cantonese, Shanghainese and Mandarin do not share vocabulary and are mutually incomprehensible, even though they share a common orthography.

Each of the two types has numerous local variants, and progress toward a common Sami orthography has been slow.

Note especially the use of "j" for IPA and the use of "y" for IPA [j], common in African orthographies.

These results suggest that, apart from phonological memory, the cognitive skills tested in this study serve as a common cognitive infrastructure in reading orthographies varying in spelling sound transparency.

A pen-like instrument called a canting (, sometimes spelled with old Dutch orthography tjanting) is the most common.

Egyptian Arabic still lacks a standardized orthography, but its use has become more common during the past fifteen years, in part because of the Internet and texting.

This pattern of similarities and differences strongly suggests a common neural basis for dyslexia regardless of the language spoken and its orthography.

Nonetheless, all contemporary orthographies have a history of development, and there are many common features in these histories.

Examples of the present tense of each class and some common irregular verbs follow in the tables below: Czech has one of the most phonemic orthographies of all European languages.

English orthography makes no sense.