Here's how:
* Pictographic systems (like ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs) use pictures to represent words or ideas. This makes it easier for learners to visualize the meaning of a word, especially for beginners who haven't yet developed a strong grasp of abstract symbols.
* Phonetic systems (like the alphabet) use symbols to represent sounds. While not as visually intuitive as pictographs, they can still be helpful for learning because they clearly show the relationship between sounds and symbols.
Both systems make language more accessible and engaging for learners, especially when compared to purely symbolic or abstract systems.