👉 Syllabary is a system of writing that uses letters to represent sounds, which are then arranged in groups or words. It was developed by the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu in the 5th century BCE and is still used today in some parts of Asia and Latin America. The syllabary consists of two sets of characters: one set for vowels (the 'a' to 'z') and another set for consonants (the 'b', 'c', etc.).
