Tibetan

The Tibetan script is a writing system used to write the Tibetan language, as well as several other languages in Tibet and the surrounding region. It is an alphabet, which means that each letter represents a single sound. The Tibetan script is part of the Unicode standard, which is a standardized character encoding system that allows computers to store and display text in a wide variety of scripts and languages. The script has a long history, with the earliest known inscriptions dating back to the 7th century CE. It is used by approximately 6 million people and has a rich cultural and linguistic heritage. The Tibetan script is derived from the Indian Brahmi script and is written vertically from left to right. It is used primarily by Tibetans and followers of Tibetan Buddhism.