Which famous language-related logo uses 'digraphia' (the use of two writing systems) as a key design element in its brand identity?

In the world of language and linguistics, brand identities often leverage linguistic features to create memorable, impactful logos. From clever wordplay to strategic font choices, language plays a crucial role in how brands communicate visually. This poll tests your knowledge of famous linguistic features in well-known logos from language-related companies and organizations. Can you identify which linguistic technique has made a particular logo so effective and recognizable?

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Duolingo - whose logo incorporates both Latin and non-Latin script elements to represent language diversity
Rosetta Stone - whose logo features both hieroglyphics and modern text to symbolize translation across time
Babbel - whose logo uses a speech bubble with characters from multiple alphabets
Merriam-Webster - whose dictionary logo combines classical and modern typography styles