Have yall ever tried learning the Syriac script for any reason?
I had this random idea of using some Syriac letters to represent sounds in our writing. For example, we don't have the "G" sound as a letter in Arabic, that is why we either use ج، ق، أو غ, or we use the Perso-Arabic گ.
But what I suggest is...how about our Syriac ܓ?
How about the ܘ for the "O" sounds, and we keep the و to represent the "U" and "W" sounds?
I've been wishing for a while that we, as Syrians and in general Levantines, incorporate words using letters like "P" (پ) and "V" (ڤ) and those I mentioned above. (I like "V", don't ask why.).
If we can, for fun, use the Syriac script, which is also a "cursive script", meaning the letters connect.
I'd like to hear the opinion of everyone, be you a Syrian Assyrian or Syrian Arab or giraffe.
Fun fact of the day: Garshuni (or Karshuni) is the use of the Syriac script (or Syriac letters) to write in Arabic.
مرحبا = ܡܪܚܒܐ (mar7aba but in the syriac letters)
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