例句與造句

1. The origin of the Old Persian cuneiform script and the identification of the date and process of introduction are a matter of discussion among Iranian scholars with no general agreement having been reached.
2. Old Persian cuneiform script is somewhat similar, with more than one inherent vowel, but is not an abugida because the non-inherent vowels are written with full letters, and are often redundantly written after an inherent vowel other than / a /.
3. This is analogous to the Old Persian cuneiform script, where vowels were most often written overtly but where consonants / syllables were decided by the vowel about half the time, and, to a very limited extent, to the Etruscan alphabet, where most syllables based the consonant / k / shared neither consonant nor vowel letter : Only the combinations CE, CI, KA, and QU were permitted . ( This Etruscan convention is preserved in the English, not only in " qu " for " queen, " but also the letter names " cee, kay, cue / qu " .)
4. It's difficult to find old persian cuneiform script in a sentence. 用old persian cuneiform script造句挺難的