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Fez is amazing! But everyone has translated the alphabet sideways. SPOILERS!

Fez is a really great game! I had no idea it had so many puzzles and riddles…I thought it was just a quirky platformer puzzle game. So you should totally buy it, not read anything else about it, and try to figure it out yourself. You can “beat” the game without solving too much, but it’s the rest of the game that has all the mysteries. It has a whole alphabet you need to decipher, and that’s the main reason for this post. So MAJOR SPOILERS ahead!


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  • have faith says:

    On UGC’s website, it has the Familiar Fez listed as a banned item in the Saharan set of items. The Fez does not have any special perks or abilities. Why would UGC ban a completely harmless hat?

  • JackReynolds says:

    I´m traveling to Morocco in a week and I just wanted to know how easy it is to eat vegetarian and if there are a variety of options? I´ll be in Tangier and Fez if that info helps at all. Also, I don´t eat fish or anything like that, so that´s out.

  • Dr Hank says:

    When a monkey dances, performs or gymnastics and wears a hat (probably a fez, yarmulky or mazel tov) and a guy plays a music or something like that, what is that called??

  • Keegan says:

    Hello,

    I am planning to visit Morocco this June. I already plan to visit Fez, Rabat, Marrakesh and Casablanca. Do you think that it will be worth visiting Erfoud and Ouarzazate as well?

  • Thomas Lopez says:

    would like red fez and gold coat if possible, to fit average sized monkey, for photos at Weston Super Mare.

    does any one have any tips on ensure they dont nip and can learn to take its fez of in an invting fashion ?

  • Jamal says:

    I have three coins about the size of a dime. One has what looks like a leader in uniform and I believe a fez on his head,or whatever the hat is that has a tassle on the side. Another is a 50 centiemes from France it as a liberty on the front and a leaf sprig on the back with the value on the back. The third looks like king Edward on the front and a 3 with a crown on top. And it looks like it says 1880 on the back.

    All that I’ve bee able to find for certain is the fact that all three are silver.

  • floydian8717 says:

    I arrive in Casablanca by air on June 2nd at 5:45pm local time and need to get to Fez the same day. How? Can I make it to a connecting train in time? A bus? How long does it take? Price? Recommended mode of travel?

  • nmlpc says:

    If you were buying one in Fez, Morocco?

  • Beavis says:

    I want an MMO that has the movement of WoW, the shooting of FEZ, the mage/melee/range of RS, and a stealthy side to it. It doesnt have to be medieval…I just want a game that I can free roam, enter enemy territory, and do some stealth runs and whatnot. Its been so hard to find someone to answer this. Anyone who can answer this would be MY HERO.

  • Johnky J says:

    When Fez is trying to get his green card, he sleeps over Eric’s because he is acting like he is married to Laurie. What episode is it?
    Oh yeah I want to know becasue I want to watch the part where Eric makes Ocean noises to put Fez to sleep

  • lucasg615 says:

    I wear a Fez now. Fez’ are cool.

  • stephen m says:

    There aren’t many direct flights in August (from London) and was thinking of getting a flight to a different Moroccan city (maybe Marakesh) and then getting the train to Fez. However, only going to be there for about 5 days. So, wondering whether it would be worth it – and if the trains are okay to travel on? Thanks!

  • Rishi says:

    I notice a thing about many Diehard Libertarians. Believing proponents of lassaire-fez capitalism, they want to end almost, if not every, regulation put onto business. They believe that the employer should be allowed to choose anyone he wants for the job regardless of qualification and should be allowed to refuse employments and fire others just because he feels like it.

    In a twist of irony, many Diehard Libertarians I know also literally believe that people will be Utopian-that Employers would choose workers irregardless because of race, religion, nationality, gender, and disability. That most businesses would be humane enough to give proper equality at the work place by giving wages based on productivity and not at all on race, skin color, religion, gender,etc…

    They literally believe that racism and bigotry won’t be a problem at all if many workplace regulations ended and businesses will treat everyone as equals and only work productivity and cash will be the deciding factors on how they treat workers and customers.

    In there theory cutting out all workplace regulations including those concentrated on discrimiination should allow the companies to become richer and thus open up new employments for citizens of the nation.

    I find this hilarious as hell. They want no regulations at all but expect all businesses not to discriminate and treat everyone as equals regardless of race,etc….????

    There’s already enough discrimination out there even with the current workplace regulations. Despite U.S. and the West as a whole becoming more open about other races, there still exists large cases of discrimination in which people are not promoted because of their skin color or so even though they give an outstanding job at work and other such similar discriminatory practices.

    If these regulations are cut off, there will probably be LOTS of cut wages and pensions for minorities, less concern for minorities, and even FAAAAR less jobs as as businesses will start targetting for many minorities desparate for a job (including many illegals)!

    I already seen enough racism in my day and I come from the 2000s generation of Americans. There are a number of employers who are racist but only avoid discrimination because they’d get in trouble with law and the amount of discrimination that exists today is much more shockingly higher than it should be.

    What more if regulations are cut-off???!!! Are these Diehard Libertarians nuts???!!!!!

    Of course I don’t mean to attack all Libertarians. I’m friends with more pragmatic Libertarians and even have an uncle who was a professor who’s a libertarian himself. And they all agree this approach the diehards are advocating of cutting out all workplace regulations while expecting minroities rights to be respected and no discrimination to occur as ABSOLUTELY INSANE!!!

    What do you think?

  • Pacman says:

    How old are Donna, Fez and them in the first season of that 70s show?

  • Le Pwner says:

    I mean, the cars are cute and all, but what do they have to do with a Masonic fraternity? Same thing with the fezzes; how did that originate?

  • Jason says:

    Those dudes who wear Muslim Fez hats (Muslims call the hats a „Tarbouch”) and ride around in circles in real little cars at all American parades.

    They raise a lot of money for very good charities that help sick children.

  • Ryan Z says:

    I have been searching around for games to download on my xbox 360 and fez looked really cool to me. I played the free trial but Im still unsure whether or not to download it or whether it is worth the amount of points it costs. Im also concerned if it is to complicated and to tedious of a game that it wont be fun. Also if you have recommendations for any arcade games i should try please leave a list and one more thing should i buy the walking dead telltale game or should i download it. Thank you i appreciate your time and consideration that you might take answering this question.

  • Lachlan says:

    Is the guy who plays uncle ernesto on wizard’s of waverly place the guy who played fez? it looks like it o_o btw he also voices handy manny

  • Sophia C says:

    Answer this question & tell more facts & details about Fez. Also, what happened between Fez and Tunis during the 19th century? Like what did they have or do back then?

  • easton j says:

    They are all sitting in the basement and they are thinking in their heads when Fez finds an M&M, puts it in his mouth and then puts it back because it really wasn’t an M&M. Anyone know the name of that episode?

  • unbleevable39 says:

    I read an article about a wayward cat getting past security when the Fez festival was starting, and causing problems for royalty. I’ve seen cats inside airports in Morocco, they were under my feet fighting for morsels of food that people would drop for them in outdoor restaurants and cafes. Why don’t they get them neutered so they won’t reproduce so much?

  • balinderk2000 says:

    A Fez, Tallit, Turban, Keffiyeh etc would all cover most of ones head if not it entirely.

  • Dark_LovexXx says:

    What would be the advantages and disadvantages of having Fez for the capitol?
    I’ve read it on Hespress and also a Fez blog, made me wonder. The Hespress article said that there is a school being built for the King’s son to attend and some have taken it as a hint that the capitol may be relocated there. Plus all the projects that are going on in the area.

  • The Beatles says:

    Is it a fashion item or does it hold some sort of religious significance? I know it is associated with Egypt and Tommy Cooper. I just don’t know, I really don’t. I really really need to know the answer. What if I wear a fez, and someone is upset because I don’t know what it stands for? Would it be better just to wear my bowler hat again? Somewhat less offensive maybe? And quintessentially English.

  • Erin says:

    I have two Cinnamonkies, a place for them to romance, they each have a fez and have chowed down on monkeynuts. Neither Seedos nor the store have provided banana seeds. Do I just have to keep waiting or is there something else I can do in the game to trigger their appearance?

  • jag43216 says:

    My little brother just got fez on his original white Xbox 360 and I also want to get it but I can’t spend the money. Is it possible to transfer that game onto my new Xbox slim?

  • Duke says:

    I have come a across a reference in a book to a photo by Diane Arbus of men wearing fezzes riding around in little cars in a Main Street parade.

    I’ve tried a Google image search and several websites on her photography but can’t seem to find it.

    I would be grateful if someone could post a link to this picture, if it is on the net somewhere

    Thanks in advance!

  • Bryan J says:

    What was the main influence of the Marinids on Fez and was it greater than that of the Idrisids?

  • gail C says:

    I have wanted to become a game designer for practically my whole life. Being born in the 90′s I’ve been around games since I was a child and grew up with them practically 24/7. I’ve always been jotting down notes and things on games I’ve wanted to create and with my 20th birthday rolling around the corner I was thinking it’s probably time to work on my future.

    What I would like to know, is what do I need to learn to be able to create games like „FEZ” or „Super Meat Boy” or something other than the blockbuster „Call of Duty” which takes a billion and a half people and still somehow disappoints it’s fan base.

    I recently have been trying to learn C++ and I’ve also looked into different things like Game Maker and was thinking of perhaps learning DarkBasic instead of another coding language.

    My main question is, what do I need to learn in order to create fully functional, professional games, on my own or with a small group? What kind of tools are there that I should be starting to work with?

    I am hoping to be able to look at the answers to this question and to be able to take only from it, and then go make a game.

    Now I understand that making a game takes a lot of time and so right off the bat I’m not looking for moral support or ideas or advice (unless it is good advice) on what to do instead. This is something I’ve always wanted and it keeps popping into my mind more and more, and I’ve decided to just say the hell with it and learn how to make games.

    Please help me, my future is at stake!

  • llb443 says:

    Hi, I would like to know if it is possible for my sister and me to get a train from the Rabat Agdal train station to Fez next week. I’m not familiar with Morocco but I know that Rabat has 2 train stations. Please help.

  • Matthew S says:

    What happened to the person who played ‚Fez’ on That 70′s show? Has he been in any other movies or tv shows?

  • Keaton says:

    Man: „Oh my goodness! I just hugged a Unicorn”
    Man’s friend: „Duuuude, that is so fez!”

    thoughts :D ?

  • Roflcopter says:

    Valderrma you might know him as fez or handdy manny i’m doing my spanish report on him and i need about 10 things that will represent him like a tape measure( because of handy manny ) things like that plz help

  • PillowMan1234 says:

    I have two pet gerbils named Fez and Ernie. They used to be skinny, but now they are obese. I do not know what to do. They eat non-fatty gerbil food! How do I get them skinny again?
    They have a ball and a wheel, and they are fed with a healthy food!

  • RuMKilleR says:

    In the disney movie aladdin?

    Like what is that thing they use as a sort of belt, or Aladdin’s fez or the costume of the sultan?
    1 minute ago

  • John says:

    I want to buy or make a fez but do not know where to buy materials. I need to find a location near Altoona, PA. Any help is appreciated.

  • krow147 says:

    like fez, morocco, is a twin city with puebla, mexico…but why? what do they do?

  • Taylor G says:

    Local muslims have told a friend her macrame resembles work from Morocco that hasn’t been done in over a hundred years. I’m seeking information regarding islamic or moorish macrame. The closest we’ve come is the Italian lace form of macrame and some pictures of Spanish church vestments. The older Fez embroidery bears the closest resemblance to her workstyle we’ve found so far.

  • uberfailz says:

    I wan to go as the eleventh Doctor for halloween but I can’t seem to find a fez S:

  • nyyankees1123 says:

    Both people are well-travelled, polite and very respectful and sensitive to other cultures. Neither would ever be mistaken for an „Ugly American” as many non-Americans refer to some of our more boorish brethren that travel abroad.

    In addition to Marrakech, what about Casablanca, Fez & Tangiers?

  • alberto s says:

    im living in Fez Morocco and i would like to buy some furniture cheap. Is there anyone that knows where i can go to find cheap furniture, find people doing a moving sale, or just some people selling their furniture?

  • Alina Elliott says:

    Can I buy online (the http://www.oncf.ma does not have option to buy)? Do I have to arrive in Fez to buy? Are the trains usually full and I might not get a ticket?
    Thank you.

  • clntvrrt says:

    Because he would always say in my home country (so did fez) and they’d never say where he was from. Also he had an accent that no one knew. They have the same personalities.

  • Travoiz says:

    I am looking for personal recommendations on hostels in the following cities:
    Lisbon, Sintra, Setubal, Evora, and Fez

  • Keegan says:

    I am going to visit my husband at school in Fez. I want to make sure I wear appropriate clothing for the culture and weather. What is a common thing for the women to wear?

  • Erin says:

    Which rank in Fez is best? How much should I expect to pay for the whole car? How far is it?

    Any other details you can provide will be great.

    Shukran

  • kewlflame14 says:

    I was watching That 70s Show and there was a scene where you see Fez running in his tighty whiteys. Does anyone know what episode this was in? Thanks in advance

  • Denali says:

    They are so cool. I don’t think the Shriners are a bonafide religion so which religion is into wearing fezzes? Would Scientology let me wear one?

  • Alex says:

    Me and my husband go on holiday to Fez and Casablanca atleast every 3 years my eldest daughter is 13 now and looking grown up should she not go around in a mini skirts and all that on the streets? when i was younger i use to get a lotta cac and attention even when i was in trousers and a baggy t shirt…….or shud i just let her be carefree like in the U.S.A…have things become more modern since ?

  • Courtney says:

    I’m getting a 360 this week because there’s some exclusives available that I could never play on the PS3. But are there any good games on the marketplace that aren’t available on PS3? I already know fez and meat boy. Braid kinda doesn’t count because i got that on mac. Anything else though?

  • colingrillo says:

    Does anyone have an extra familliar fez spy hat in team fortress 2 that i can have? If you do add me, my steam id is Tingman

  • Balla says:

    i’m off to fez in a few days and was looking for some good tips for eating out – we’re on a budget but want to avoid bad stuff if we can
    thanks!

  • Duke says:

    I’m in Fez. I need high quality cosmetics. At home i wear bobbi brown, but lancome or l’oreal or something like that would be fine too. friends suggest taking the train to Rabat. Can cosmetics be found there? Is there any way to find them without leaving fez?

  • ericmreitz says:

    I currently only have access to XM online and not my radio and they are playing re plays of Ron and Fez and O & A. Is there a reason or is this just temporary?

  • EzioAuditore1459 says:

    FEZ from That ’70′s Show.. What country do you guys think he’s from? Hahaha.

  • Goe122 says:

    i never found out what country fez is from :( any help?

  • therundown2k3 says:

    I was watching a teen nick commercial, and I was wondering which song it was. It’s the one with the different characters from all the shows, in kind of a video montage. It ends with Fez doing a disco pose.

  • Bryan J says:

    I just bought a college textbook on an introduction to Arabic and I want to learn the alphabet. How hard is it to learn? How long does it take to learn?

  • everydayGuitarist says:

    Of course they may not write it perfectly, but I was wondering how long it will take them to at least have some idea of how each letter in the English alphabet is written. Can they learn it in one day, or does it take two days for them to learn just this one step? How long does it take them to learn to recite it?

    I am a beginner teacher and I am trying to learn how to teach young children the alphabet. Any tips and advice would be helpful. I am currently trying to write a lesson plan on it.

  • The Villain says:

    Coming from the regular alphabet we use in English and Spanish, it’s quite foreign to my eyes! What is the best way to learn what sounds all the letters make? I’d like to learn to write the actual language while I’m learning to speak it, and not just use the sounds translated into the alphabet I’m used to.

  • Yoshi says:

    It would be great if a person who has lived in Rabat, Casablanca or Fez could answer this for me.

  • Phillip123 says:

    I know alpha, beta and omega but I have always wondered what the others are. I’d also like to know the original symbol for these letters and if they have more or less letters than the english alphabet?

  • clntvrrt says:

    I have 17 month old twin girls and i am a widower, thus a single father. How do you start teaching your kids to read and understand the alphabet? I have seen other parents at a group i go to showing their kids letters, and the kid tells them the letter. How do i start teaching them the alphabet and how to reconise letters? i find reading difficult and i read slow, if i start them reading earlier will it be easier for them?
    When is the best age to teach kids this?

  • maskills24 says:

    Was the Greek alphabet (altered Phoenician alphabet) adopted by the Romans by force, through trade, or by some other means?

  • Wooooody says:

    In all English-speaking countries other than the USA, the last letter of the alphabet is pronounced zed. Therefore how is the alphabet song sung in, say Canada, Australia, Jamaica, or New Zealand?

  • Taylor2k says:

    Did the English alphabet evolve from the Greek alphabet? I am doing an ABC Primer for my Major and decided to have the theme of „The Evolution of the Alphabet” and unsure.

    I know the Latin alphabet which we follow in the English alphabet came from the Phonetic alphabet.
    Also, did the English alphabet evolve from anything else apart from the mentioned alphabet during the course of time?

  • apleaforbrandon says:

    Why can we almost automatically recite numbers backwards but it takes a bit of thought to do the alphabet backwards? Is it because it is mathematical? Is it because we have had more practice doing it?

  • shahedC says:

    How dangerous is driving on the roads? What’s the road etiquette? Might is right? Is it safe to park cars in most tourist spots in Marrakesh, Agadir, Essaouira, Fez etc?

    Thanks!

  • Scott Bull says:

    I’m looking for a backstitch (single line, not Xs) alphabet. I need one about 9-10 stitches high and if it was a little fancy (or at least not plain) it would be great. I’ve been searching on-line with no luck and even checked my local Hobby Lobby for one to buy with no result. Anyone know where I can find one? Or how I can make one with PCStitch 5? (I’ve only figured out how to make cross stitch alphabets with it, not backstitch ones.) Thanks in advance!

  • Phillip123 says:

    We’re doing the alphabet countdown as freshman in high school. We need something for the letters. Please help by offering things for as many letters as you can. ^.*

  • Krazy Bob says:

    Babelfish can translate from Russian to English, but not from Cyrillic alphabet to Latin alphabet. How do you do this, and is there some sort of translator-site which does this?

  • homerliveshere says:

    I was just thinking today that it was pretty slick to put the alphabet to such a catchy tune. I wonder if it was a mom or dad or teacher, or what. It is amazing to me that almost every parent in the states sings the abc song to their kids to help them learn it. My husband comes from another country, and they don’t sing their alphabet. In fact, he thought it was odd when I first sang it to our baby.

  • Courtney says:

    why was the greek alphabet an improvement over the writing systems of the Mesopotamians, the egyptians and even the phoenicians?

  • Goe122 says:

    Every example of the alphabet I’ve found is either typed or in cursive. I want to know how to write in the „common” way, does anyone know of any examples or traceable sheets like they’d make in grade school? Thanks!

    PS – If anyone knows any good beginning russian websites, that’d be much appreciated as well.

  • unbleevable39 says:

    „How many strings of 7 lowercase letters from the English alphabet (of 26 letters) contain the letter d at least once?”

    The answer is 26^7 – 25^7, but I don’t understand why. If we _have_ to have at least one d, why is the answer not just 26^6? Please help me understand the difference between what I’m doing and what the book is doing.
    Basically why are all 7 slots still considered in the 26^7 number when we know one of slots absolutely has to be a d?

  • Flash Funk says:

    I want to find my childhood favorite alphabet book. There weren’t many words on each page, like many alphabet books, but on the left hand side were the words, and on the right hand were the pictures. Each picture featured one 3D looking letter standing on a stage and getting hurt in some weird way. I can’t remember any of the specifics, but It basically explained what happened to each letter, such as the „S got sawed” (that’s an example, not something actually out of the book, I don’t think). Please help if anyone remembers!

  • nyyankees1123 says:

    I want to make pasta for a school project that is similar to alphabet pasta, but i dont know how i should shape the pasta. should i use small cookie cutters to cut them out from a large sheet of pasta, or should i just shape the pasta using a knife? i have no idea what i should do, any contributions are welcome!
    i have to make the pasta for it to be classified as part of the project.

  • callofduty5123412 says:

    Hi
    I’m getting a Cuttlebug for my birthday (yeaaah). I would like to have a full alphabet set to go with this, but money is pretty short. I’m still a bit lost as to which brands I can and can’t use. Can anyone tell me which dies are normally cheapest that work, both general shapes and specifically for alphabets. Also best places to buy them.

    Thanks all!

  • dubmecrazy3 says:

    Perception vs Con-ception: When i wuz (was) of the age 14 i
    learned that the meaning of the word Alphabet does not mean or implies in any way 26 letters but only two. What would be those two letters and why? The English Alphabet pronounces one letter for what it iz (is) not, even when you perceptionally see the letter for what it should be pronunced yet we do not pronounce it in any English word. Why iz that?

  • mmminja says:

    I know it’s the largest alphabet, but how many letters does it have?

    Also, do you know what language, that is only 90 years old, is one of the world’s youngest languages and is a blend of German, Dutch and other languages?

  • Flash Funk says:

    Since each language’s alphabet has different sounds and pronunciation, what are some languages with sounds that cant be ‚reproduced’ in the English language? Are there any?

  • colingrillo says:

    I know there are 2 main phonetic alphabets: Roman [used in languages like English and Italian] and Cyrillic[used in Russian and Bulgarian, etc]. What about Portuguese, and French? I know they have characters like the Roman Alphabet, but they have different letters, like the „ç”. Is it still considered the roman alphabet?

  • Keaton says:

    I have been told that initially the English alphabet did not contain 26 letters and been asked to find out how many. I can’t! Can you?

  • John says:

    I need to memorize the alphabet by tomorrow morning so I can take the test to get E-3. I’m a lazy dirt bag who didn’t study. Please help square me away!

  • fattiemanny says:

    According to legend, King Ramkhamhaeng, The youngest son of King Si Inthratit, the first king of Thailand, modified the Sinhala (Sri Lankan) Script to create the Thai alphabet. The first written Thai language is inscribed on a stone known to Thais as the „Ramkhamhaeng stele”. However, The Thai alphabet doesn’t look like the Sinhala alphabet. Thai alphabet looks more like the Khmer (Cambodian) alphabet. Thai was once a part of the Khmer empire during King Ramkhamhaeng’s time. Was the Thai alphabet derived from the Khmer or Sinhala alphabet?

  • PoohBearPenguin says:

    How do I find out how many ways there are to arrange the alphabet so that „car” does not appear? What about times it does appear?

    Thanks

  • arronwrath says:

    I want to teach my son the english and spanish alphabet, should I teach him the english alphabet and then spanish? what is the best way to do it without confusing him? he speaks english.

  • Thomas A says:

    I’ve been tryin really hard to teach my little sister the alphabet, but it’s really stressful.
    She doesn’t seem to beable to remember anything. She only knows 7 letters…

    What bugs me is that she can’t even remember the letter(s) we JUST gone over with. She just doesn’t seem to understand.

    I always end up getting frustrated and she can tell and then I feel really bad :( But it’s just ugh,

  • Clayton Cottrell says:

    The sentence Im trying to translate is arabic, but using the roman alphabet, i can’t find any translators for it, if u can translate it for me, or if u know of a website that would be great :)

  • Christopher J says:

    My little sister is 2 and she already knows her numbers to 10 and my mom wants me to start teaching her the alphabet.
    Is she too young? I don’t want her head to explode or anything…
    Ok, so I know the alphabet in sign language, could I start teaching her that, too?

  • toast says:

    There’s a private school I teach at and they don’t show the alphabet in their own native language. I was told not show the alphabet in english because they say it would confuse the children and complications would come about later on, is this true?

  • Keaton says:

    My daughter is 3.5yrs old & she knows the uppercase alphabet well but she is having a hard time matching up the lower case alphabet. Does anyone have any suggestions?

  • Dana G says:

    I have spent over an hour looking for downloadable flashcards for the Cambodian alphabet to no avail. Does anybody know where I could find some or have some they could e-mail me? If not, maybe you could help me find just a large copy of the alphabet, then I could cut our the letters and use them as flashcards.

  • xLittle21Yaox says:

    and what made the alphabet suddenly switch from being written from right to left, to left to right? and how did the lower case letters get added? and for what purpose?

  • Stevalicious says:

    It happened in Turkey and Korea. Turkey now uses Latin alphabet and Korea uses Hangul.
    I know Japanese has Kana (Hiragana and Katakana). But is it possible for them to use a single alphabet?

  • Caltel T says:

    I need help making a seven letter word from a four letter alphabet! any help appreciated!
    You can use any four letters in the alphabet but they must create a seven letter word. Feel free to give as many words as possible!

  • The Villain says:

    Doing Spanish HW an she asked up to write three differences for each version of the alphabet n I already wrote three things for Spanish, all i need is English and three similarities. Thanks!

  • Roflcopter says:

    I speak Hindi, as my parents are both from India and moved here to the US. How long would it take to learn the hindi alphabet and be able to read and write if I already know Hindi fluently? I speak hindi at home.

  • slipknot0129 says:

    How did they decide on alpha, foxtrot, zulu, etc to replace the alphabet letters?
    Yes but why have they picked those particular words for?

  • forahobby says:

    I was originally curious as to why the alphabet has an order at all, but I was able to find a question asking just that. Feel free to answer that as well, though.

    The main question just derived from that thought. I’m referring to the English alphabet; why are the letters in the alphabet ordered starting with „A” and ending in „Z?” I’m sure it’s based on the order other languages presented their letters, but where would that order have come from?

  • Seth says:

    Does anyone know of a good web site that will help me learn the Mandarin alphabet?

    I only speak English so it’d need to be in English, and with phonetic translations of the letters.

  • shahrukh says:

    And how would it rate in difficulty with all languages.
    (Different alphabet eg: Greek or Russian)
    And explain why it would be easiest. This question is in English so obviously it is for an English person to learn.

    I mean different alphabets as in such as Greek Chinese Japanese Russian Urdu etc etc
    Not French or Turkish.

  • Denali says:

    How many strings of n lowercase letters can be formed using the alphabet so that the letters w,x,y,z appear in a string? Assuming repeats are allowed, come up with a function that depends on n.

    I have no idea how to do this problem. An explanation would be great.

  • sakyue1993 says:

    I’m writing a newsletter for parents, and don’t know if I should include a section on „Teaching the Alphabet.” Is this something parents are pretty comfortable with, or should I give some insight on ways to make learning the alphabet more meaningful and fun?

  • JDOGG1122 says:

    I want to know the Korean alphabet but I want it to also be translated into the American alphabet
    For example : Gah, what Is the American version A? B? C? I’ve tried translation but it obviously didn’t work I just want to speak the Korean language >~<

  • simply complicated says:

    I am just wondering, what alphabet did Ferdowsi use when he wrote the Shahnameh?? I know it was all in the Persian language, but did he use the Arabic alphabet we use today, or did he use the Persian alphabet, i.e. Pahlavi alphabet that was used by the Sassanids?

  • Mark says:

    I am in college and I go to a place for the physically and intellectually disabled for Best Buddies and on my own time. A few of the residents are quite hard to speak to but they do know sign language.

    If I learn the alphabet, is there anything I need to know? Most people don’t know even that, but I feel the alphabet could be useful to spell out words. I am just wondering if there’s any other BASIC stuff I need to know. I don’t need to be completely fluent in sign.

  • diggn4richez says:

    I got assighned a project for an egyptian alphabet book i need help. PLZ!

  • Erin says:

    I came across a stunning alphabet book for kids. Each letter had an entire page and the illustration covers the page entirely, no borders or white areas. There’s a quirky poem for each letter, with lots of rhyming words. The images are magical, not naturalistic. I believe this book won awards for the illustration. If you know what I mean, please let me know! thanks:)
    I forgot to say that it’s in colour and a fairly recent book. thanks!

  • che-che says:

    I’ve tried to come up with alternate letters and whatnot (you know you have too), but they make absolutely no sense. Does the alphabet (in other languages as well) cover every sound humans can make?

  • floydian8717 says:

    They changed every other alphabet to Cyrillic, like Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and a whole lot of other languages… But why were Georgian and Armenian allowed to keep their original alphabets?

  • kewlflame14 says:

    Can it be translated into the English alphabet? If so, are these words and what do they mean: danya, yanyenipyamayo, da, tovarish?

  • ibjammin44 says:

    I have an online friend who lives in Athens, and her computer breaks a lot, so we’d like to send each other physical letters. She sent me the way to address an envelope to her with the words in Greek but spelled with our alphabet. But would I have to write the envelope in the Greek alphabet? It would confuse my post office, but maybe not hers. She can send me the info written in Greek. I’m not sure which one I would have to do in order to get my letter to her.

  • TommyKay says:

    When referring to languages and linguistics, what is the difference between a languages alphabet and a languages orthography system. Also does every language in the world have it’s own orthography ?

  • Marshal says:

    I am constantly doodling the alphabet and I am curious as to what the psycological meaning behind this is?

  • Maggie says:

    I wanted to listen to Opie and anthony or ron&fez and i dont see the virus on my directv guide. What happened to it?

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