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Active alphabetic writing systems exist that derive from neither Phoenician nor Brahmic lineages
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Active alphabetic writing systems exist that do not derive from Phoenician or Brahmic lineages, most notably Korean Hangul as well as indigenous scripts like Neo-Tifinagh.

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Wikipedia: Phoenician alphabet
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linguistics.stackexchange.com: Is there an active alphabetic writing system not based on the Phoenician ...
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Confirms Korean Hangul is an active alphabetic writing system outside the Phoenician and Brahmic families.
en.wikipedia.org: Zaghawa script
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Describes the Zaghawa script, an indigenous modern alphabetic script not derived from Phoenician or Brahmic.
en.wikipedia.org: Tifinagh
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Discusses Tifinagh/Neo-Tifinagh, an active script used for Berber languages with an independent historical lineage.
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