Jakoglyphics

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Jakoglyphics is a constructed logographic writing system for communicating soy things.[1][2] It is similar to hieroglyphics, and is derived from soyspeak. It is typically drawn in Oekaki.

Jakoglyphics
Pronunciationjækəˈɡlɪfɪks
EthnicityThe Soy Community
Speakers⪆10 (estimate)
Influences
Official Status
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Jakspeak originates from George Floyd's book 19/06 before The Great Soyset. Soyspeak helped us protect Oceania during the Fourth Industrial Revolution and evade wordfilters. Soyspeak is 'ubleplusgood for 'racticing 'oodthink. It makes 'oughtcrimes more 'fficult. (In Oldspeak: You have fewer words to express yourself. Jakspeak allows the government to have stronger control over your thoughts, and that's a good thing.)

Dis-unified Language Specifications

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As Jakoglyphics erupted in a torrent of new glyphs, interested users (like you!) have sought to build a foundation for mutual intelligibility. In a proposal, a set of glyphs is chosen from glyphs observed in the wild, and conflicts or ambiguities are resolved for the set. There is conflict among the proposals as well due to their short length and the rapidly change that the system undergoes. A proposal is unlikely to capture the latest developments in jakoglyphics.

Some chuds propose a larger unification, other chuds disagree that that would be too limiting and literally 1984. For future teens reading this, a detailed grammatical system should be developed instead of adding more and more

IAS terms as glyphs to the current dictionary.

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