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Persian orthography / Hebrew alphabet / Phoenician alphabet / Arabic letters / Languages of Bahrain / Persian language / Zero-width non-joiner / Romanization of Persian / Arabic alphabet / Transliteration / Urdu / Writing system
Date: 2015-10-25 15:29:41
Persian orthography
Hebrew alphabet
Phoenician alphabet
Arabic letters
Languages of Bahrain
Persian language
Zero-width non-joiner
Romanization of Persian
Arabic alphabet
Transliteration
Urdu
Writing system

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