I 🐂 m not quite sure I underst🐂nd.
And thus the unicode consortium has brought us full circle.
Sci-fi shows about ancient Egypt: 𝚲
What is that from
Å
A is for Bull.
I call A-shit.
A is for Auroch.
to be fair, I once tried to make up letters for a scavenger hunt and there’s only so many scribbles you can do before you run out
China be laughing at this. Not to mention Cambodia with their 74 letter alphabet.
I mean, Chinese characters are mostly made up of other characters smashed together
In germany we do this with complete words
I’ve heard there’s only a few, but I honestly have no idea.
ᛞʮ꜓♮⌱₪
Tell that to Unicode
Shouldn’t the first guy be also copying, but copying from a literal bull?
The question was asking to draw a bull from memory
Pleas don’t ask. Create (a meme).
Didn’t realize Phoenicians were that close to anarchy.
That is really interesting! Thank you for sharing, I learned something new :)
And somewhere behind the Greek guy there’s Cyrillic scribing down furiously
Cyrillic was literally byzantine propaganda, an effort by the Eastern Roman Empire(aka Byzantine Empire) to culturally assimilate/approach the slavs, in hopes for them to be friendlier to the Empire. Language and religion were the thing back then(and even today), having a similar language and religion made everyone friendlier.
Diplomacy, espionage, bribery, trading and huge ass walls were the strength of the Eastern Roman Empire.
The Greek didn’t realize his head was tilted
ᚨ sad Anzus noises.
