antocya yazdı:The Sumerians did not have an alphabet. They wrote in cuneiform using different combinations of wedge shapes to represent syllables. It's a syllabary not an alphabet. It worked well with clay tablets but it was laborious to memorize.
Later the Egyptians invented heiroglyphs which made more sense on papyrus and the Phoenicians invented an alphabet which later influenced the Greek alphabet.
Some languages still use syllabaries like Korean and Japanese. I think it works well for their languages because they don't have as many sounds and consonant clusters. It would be really tough with English though. However their syllabaries are not as complicated as Sumerian. I looked at a textbook once to learn just out of mild interest and it was really difficult to try to distinguish all the wedge patterns.
Hahaha, you are laughable and become more and more desperate. Read the following text of Prof. Dr. Timur Kocaoğlu from the Michigan State University:
http://muslimstudies.isp.msu.edu/people ... caoglu.htm
http://jmc.msu.edu/contact/show.php?id=111
Friends,
The origin of the Phoenician, Sogd, Hebrew, Arabian, Greek, Cyrillic, Etrusc, Latin, Gök Türk alphabets is the Sumerian writing. The Sumerian writing has transformed in a period of 5000 years into other sub alphabets like(3 sub groups):
1. Phoenician, Gök Türk, Etrusc, Runic (Scandinavian) writings (Latin writing is occurred out of the Etruscan writing),
2. Phoenician, Sogd, Arabian, Hebrew alphabets
3. Old Greek alphabet and out of that the Cyrillic alphabet
CONCLUSION: SUMERIANS ARE PROTO TURKS, WHO SPEAK A PROTO TURK LANGUAGE. THE SUMERIANS LANGUAGE + ALPHABET IS THE ANCESTOR OF ALL LANGUAGES + ALPHABETS ABOVE.
