Craig, If a transliteration is what you say it is, and I very much agree with your defanition, how then as Mr. Trovosky states can a transliteration, and a transcription be" essentially" the same thing? As he says they are. I quote him once more. " Wrong, transliteration is rewritting of words into a different allphabet, essentially the same thing as transcription" Notice Mr. Trovoky uses the word "same thing" As I said, one can "transcribe" music from Keyboard, to harp using the same lauguage, but you can't do a " transliteration of Keyboard to harp, this intails the use of a different lauguage. This is really an elementry concept regaurdless of how you may choose to spin it.
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