I was just about to ask that. Obviously all genders and ages and social statuses use their own alphabets.Only three?
EDIT: Take a look at Nü Shu, for instance, the embroidery (is that the word) script, used by women who weren't allowed to learn to write Chinese.
I don't think so, but they have Yiddish (Jew German) and Russian so there is high potential for that.Do they really use German written with Cyrillic alphabet?
Verbs conjugate, nouns decline. And that's not nearly enough case-wise. We need at least twenty eight locative cases, probably more, like in Tsez. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsez_language) Then the natural vocative, benefactive, instrumental, abessive, genitive (why not differentiate between origin and possession and have possessive as well). Plus equival case to replace the stupid word "like". Oh, an a "locative" series for state (translative, essive, exessive), ie. in "I became a president" president would be in translative. Prolative (via) is also needed.If you want to conjugate it through one of the 27 cases
Why stop with 27 is what I'm asking.