In linguistics, typological classification is the classification of languages based on their structural and functional features. Typological classification is an important tool for understanding the diversity of languages and the ways in which they are similar and different. There are Continue Reading
In linguistics, the genealogical classification of languages is a method of classifying languages based on their historical and evolutionary relationships. This approach seeks to group languages into families based on common ancestry, with each family characterized by shared linguistic characteristics Continue Reading
Writing systems can be classified in several ways, including by the way they represent sounds (phonetic or logographic), by the way they represent words (syllabic or alphabetic), and by the way they are written (with lines or with curves). Here Continue Reading