What is 'phonemic writing' in SAP BC-I18 - Internationalization (I18N)?

phonemic writing - Overview

• Component: BC-I18

• Component Name: Internationalization (I18N)

• Description: Writing system which maps the symbols it employs onto the phonemes of the language being represented. Examples: Nearly pure phonemic writing system: Finnish Highly impure phonemic writing system: English and French, since they possess many silent letters, digraphs, and historically derived spellings.

phonemic writing - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  Phonemic writing is a type of writing system used in SAP software. It is based on the phonetic representation of spoken language, which means that each character represents a sound rather than a meaning. This type of writing system is used to represent languages that do not have an alphabet or other written form.
  
  How to use it: 
  In order to use phonemic writing in SAP software, you must first enable the BC-I18 Internationalization (I18N) component. This component allows you to enter text in phonemic writing and have it automatically converted into the appropriate language. Once enabled, you can enter text in phonemic writing and have it automatically converted into the appropriate language.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using phonemic writing in SAP software, it is important to remember that each character represents a sound rather than a meaning. This means that you should be careful when entering text as some characters may have different meanings depending on the context. Additionally, it is important to be aware of any special characters or symbols that may be used in the language you are entering text in.
  
  Related Information: 
  For more information about phonemic writing and how to use it in SAP software, please refer to the BC-I18 Internationalization (I18N) documentation. Additionally, there are many online resources available that provide more detailed information about phonemic writing and its usage