"phonetic language" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to forms of language that emphasize the sound of words rather than the written form of the language. For example, "The Chinese language uses a phonetic language to represent the spoken language through symbols."
Most secondary-school pupils have their own mobile telephones, and they use an abbreviated phonetic language to communicate.
Research has shown the immense amount of cognitive development that normally occurs in a child's first year of life, including the essentials for learning to read a phonetic language like English.
After deciding on Korean, a phonetic language, as their best natural fit, Lee, who is Korean, compiled a list of onomatopoeia words that each describe the state of an action.
The correct answer as to how to spell the name of the Libyan leader currently under siege is: "there is no correct English spelling," since Arabic is a phonetic language and therefore anything which, when pronounced out loud, sounds like his Arabic name is just as "correct" as any other spelling.
Romanian is a phonetic language.
Remember that Romanian is a phonetic language.
That means they have adopted a phonetic web language that spells out Arabic words with Latin letters.
When it comes time to type in Arabic, many Internet users have adopted a phonetic web language that spells out Arabic words with these Latin letters.
While living in Italy 35 years ago, a country blessed with the most phonetic of languages, my daughter brought home a playmate from primary school.
Although speakers of all Chinese dialects share the same, non-phonetic written language, many of the dialects are mutually unintelligible when spoken, giving rise to the unique ability of Chinese speakers from different regions to write to each other, even when they cannot speak with each other.
It also lends support to the theory that parts of the brain are "dedicated" to the phonetic side of language processing, she says.
