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An '''IMFI writing system''' (standing for ''initial, medial, final, isolated'') is one in which each character has four different shapes: An '''IMFI writing system''' (standing for ''initial, medial, final, isolated'') is one in which each character has four different shapes:
* ''initial'' - used for the first character in a word * ''initial'' - used for the first character in a word
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The ] is an example of an IMFI writing system. The ] is an example of an IMFI writing system.

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An IMFI writing system (standing for initial, medial, final, isolated) is one in which each character has four different shapes:

  • initial - used for the first character in a word
  • medial - used in the middle of a word
  • final - used for the last character in a word
  • isolated - used for single-letter words

The Arabic script is an example of an IMFI writing system.

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