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A system of spelling in which each sound is represented by a single character is
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A system of spelling in which each sound is represented by a single character is
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This is "alphabet".
Other kinds of spelling systems are for example: syllabaries, where each character represents a syllable (for example Korean), Abjad, where only consonants are written and logographic: one word per character.
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