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Brahmic scripts are a family of writing systems used across South and Southeast Asia that represent consonants and vowels in a connected way, rather than as completely separate letters. They matter because they're the foundation for writing dozens of major languages in the region, including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, and Thai, making them one of the world's most widely used writing systems.
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De Brahmische schriften zijn een familie van abugida-schriften. Ze stammen af van het Brahmischrift uit het oude India en worden gebruikt door talen van verschillende taalfamilies: Indo-Europees, Dravidisch, Tibeto-Birmaans, Mongools, Austroaziatisch, Austronesisch en Tai.
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