orthography

The English language has a complex orthography.

Orthography rules can vary between different languages.

Spelling errors are common due to inconsistencies in orthography.

Orthography plays a crucial role in language learning.

Teachers often focus on teaching orthography in elementary school.

Learning the orthography of a new language can be challenging.

Orthography can impact the readability of a text.

Orthography standards are established to maintain consistency in writing.

Orthography reform efforts aim to simplify spelling and improve literacy rates.

Orthography mistakes can change the meaning of a word.

The rules are only to do with how they're written down, with the orthography.

According to " The Language Construction Kit" by Mark Rosenfelder, you have to decide on phonetics, morphology, orthography, syntax, and semantics, just for starters.

The inveterate borrowing from other languages, combined with shifts in pronunciation and well-meaning reforms in orthography have resulted in a language seemingly at odds with itself.

It was conceived in French of no very rigorous orthography, bore no signature, and in the most encouraging terms invited the young American to be present in a certain part of the Bullier Ball at eleven o'clock that night.