(and chair-reading)

Ferdinand de Saussure only acknowledged two forms of writing: Alphabetic (letter form and phonetic based) and ideographic (based on pictorial symbols).

This ideographico-alphabetic type is only to be used to talk about the very specific chair the letter form is based on.
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Good idea , very nice thought.
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amazing….
i can’t speak enlgish very well…
but in my country we say ” edan dong” for good work..
thank tou
Comment by Chesa — January 9, 2009 @ 6:24 pm
Thanks Chesa!
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