The Phrase Handbook

The Phrase Dictionary- handbook is simple a collection of phrases people use in their daily talk. Most people will us this tool simply by finding phrases they like, and want to communicate in everyday communications. The idea being that you find phrases you like and use them. Then you can patch phrases together and use them in linear applications.

You can improvise, create, and use your imagination to construct powerful lines of syntax that can be communicated quickly in either alphanumeric or numeric data streams.

The data mine of phrases can be used in strictly literal terms. Then it can have an abstract application. Much like a jazz improvisation you can put a spin on linear data. A word says more then a letter and a phrase can speaks volumes in a short about of time while covering a whole idea or concept. Number referencing then can allow phrasing to become fast and effective in any kind of communications. A numeric language if you will.

Communications is a strange thing, and not as easy to figure out as one might imagine. Communication is the exchange of information on some level, and there are many different kinds of levels! Everything from talk to Morse code to the Internet. Then we can communicate with sound and color, but let’s wait until the human race is ready for that. And that may be a while.

You can use this book as a language in itself, or as a single-phase communications book. It is intended to be a very effective and creative for the transfer of information in a rather unique way. And by using alphanumeric patterns it can be applied to high-speed data transference.

The Greek and the Hebrew languages are in fact context languages while a language like English is basically still a descriptive language, and while English is a useful language it is still changing. It’s moving in the direction of a context language, but let’s hope it is able to stay highly descriptive.