Who created the alphabet?
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it was created over time by the latin language and other langues build up the language
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Cat is invented by the one who invented us... So Now the big question is "Tricksy tricksy, if not completely stupid...? who invented us?"
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Well language evolved and became far more efficient.  It began with the pictographs early civilizations typically carved into tablets which were heavy and awkward to transport information on.  Later you had a sort of syllabic system--not individual letters, but symbols for each possible sound combination, for example coo, soo, doo who, fa, ca, la da, and so on.  This was an improvement, particularly coupled with the introduction of papyrus, and sort of paper made from reeds that made recording and transporting information easier still.  Later on, you have the development of an actual alphabet, as we use today, wherein a very small number of characters could be combined to represent all sorts of sounds.  Couple that with the invention of the printing press and you suddenly had a very efficient means of recording and distributing information.
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(m)\n\nThe swedish guy  invented the Crazy Frog
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Melvil Dewey, efficiency expert and inventor of the Dewey decimal system, proposed in 1871 to add nearly two hundred new words to the English language, so that more questions could be answered with a single word.\n\nHis proposal has not yet been adopted.
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As far as I know, it was invented by Martin Luther during the 1500's.  When he posted his Thesis against the Catholic Church, he used it to get the Word of God into the hands of the common people.
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Who made up any word.....;
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Because the English alphabet was developed from the Roman alphabet as developed for Latin.  The Russian alphabet was developed from the Greek alphabet.
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the alphabet backwards
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God... He invented everything
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That person must be knowing who invented these words
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Oh it's really easy. Here is a website that will have the alphabet.\n\nhttp://oak.cats.ohiou.edu/~sa125593/ling516/project2/letters.jpg\n\nand \n\n\nhttp://www.freearabvoice.org/acArabicAlphabet.html
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When I was in the fourth grade, (yes I know your question was for third graders) BUT: I read a book called The Night They Stole the Alphabet. I don't know who wrote it but it was AWESOME!! I plan to get it for my kids when they are old enough.
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It's hard to say whether there was originally just one language or many languages, although linguistic evidence points to there having been many languages that developed simultaneously originally. One of them was Proto-Indo-European. This language was spoken by many peoples, and as these people became separated from each other by geographic and cultural borders across Asia and Europe, the language of each group evolved in a different direction. Hence, the people in one area, say India, who were somewhat removed from the people of another, slowly changed the meanings and pronunciation of words, while other people, for example those in northern Europe, did the same thing.\n\nIn other words, the language evolved into various accents and dialects due to geographical separation. This is the same way different populations of animals or plants evolve into different species when they are geographically separated for a long enough time.\n\nEventually, these separate dialects became separate languages related to a common ancestral language. And eventually, some of the people who spoke some of these languages realized it would be useful if they could keep a visual record of some of the words they spoke - to keep track of goods purchased and sold, for example. So they invented various systems of writing. People in one area may have invented a syllabary - a kind of writing using a single written symbol to represent a syllable. Others used pictorial representations of entire words. Still others invented an alphabet - where a single written symbol represents a single sound. The symbols they chose to represent that sound, syllable, or word were completely arbitrary: someone literally decided to make all the symbols straight up and down or angled with sharp angles (as in the Phoenecian alphabet) or curvy with curls and tails (as in the Arabic alphabet). As languages and dialects changed, the written language also evolved right along with them. This is why there are spelling differences as well as grammatical differences between British English and American English, for example.\n\nAnd it's all thanks linguistic evolution; the more people change, the more their language does.
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aryabhatta of india,he also discoved the decimal system-he was a great scientist of his time,most others would say arabs,but they don't know thay arysbhatta taught them.u know that there r 2 numeral systems-roman numerals and arab numerals but u would be surprised that it is actually india who invented the arab system,arabs r given the credit because they taught all our information to europe but said that they invented this system.
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I dropped my coffee running to answer this question thanks a lot LOL...\n\nI would have to say Yes because he owns part of the alphabet PH.D
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The Phoenicians were credited with developing the first alphabet, which was then modified by the addition of vowels, by the Greeks.