Да, 7/8 неравноделен такт!

@@StefkaNenova Не е 7, а 13/8.

Hello, this is not Russian, but Bulgarian. The Bulgarian shorthand system was created in 1879 by the Slovenian Anton Bezenshek. He adapted Franz Gabelsberger's German shorthand system to the peculiarities of the Bulgarian language. So - yes, you're right, the Bulgarian shorthand system is based on the German one.

Thanks for GESS, German Gabelsberger and DEK shortland. I will check them out. Do you know what shorthand system is/was used for French? I am familiar with Gregg shorthand in English.

@@pinklady7184 I think the most famous one was called Duployan invented by Emile Duployé, that's the one that was used the most internationally and was adapted to English as Pernin Shorthand (among many other adaptations). It had some popularity in the English speaking world because it looked like Pitman's Shorthand, the most popular English shorthand in the 19th century but you didn't have light and heavy consonants and vowels were hooks and circles instead of dots and dashes. This shorthand was a partial inspiration for Gregg Shorthand. There was another popular French one called Aimé Paris or something like that, but it seems less well known outside France.

@@ZmeiGorianski I'm sorry about that, I went through a phase of being fascinated by shorthand and was actually looking for Russian shorthand when I found your video, my mistake! ✍️

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