List Of Languages By Writing System
This article is a list of languages sorted by writing system (by alphabetical order).
Read more about List Of Languages By Writing System: Afaka Syllabary, Arabic Script, Armenian Script, Borama Script, Canadian Aboriginal Script, Cherokee Script, Coptic Alphabet, Cyrillic Script, Bosnian Cyrillic Alphabet (bosančica), Ge'ez Script (Ethiopic), Georgian Script, Glagolitic Alphabet, Gothic Alphabet, Greek Script, Chinese Characters and Derivatives, Hangul, Hebrew Script, Kaddare Script, Kana, Khitan Scripts, Latin Script, Mayan Script, N'Ko Script, Naxi Script, Nsibidi, Ogham, Osmanya Script, Pahawh Hmong, Runic Script, Old Hungarian Script, Syriac Script, Tifinagh, Yi Script
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