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| * Vext cwm fly, zing, jabs kurd qoph. (An annoyed fly in a Welsh mountain hollow, making a buzzing sound, jabs at the Hebrew letter qoph as made by someone from Kurdistan.) | * Vext cwm fly, zing, jabs kurd qoph. (An annoyed fly in a Welsh mountain hollow, making a buzzing sound, jabs at the Hebrew letter qoph as made by someone from Kurdistan.) | ||
| - | ====Other alphabetic scripts==== | + | ==== Non-Latin |
| - | Non-Latin alphabetic or phonetic scripts such as Greek, Armenian, and others can also have pangrams.[9] In some writing systems, exactly what counts as a distinct symbol can be debated. For example, many languages have accents or other diacritics, but one might count " | + | Non-Latin alphabetic or phonetic scripts such as Greek, Armenian, and others can also have pangrams. In some writing systems, exactly what counts as a distinct symbol can be debated. For example, many languages have accents or other diacritics, but one might count " |