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by est
5189 days ago
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This looks exactly like Chinese. Chinese people don't read line by line, they read paragraph by paragraph. Chinese has the advantage of reading very fast, and in fewer length[1]. The drawbacks however, are much larger character set (which results in higher illiteracy), and slightly slower writing speed. But English/Romantic languages are not best suited for symbolic reading, because there are declensions. In Chinese, do-did-done are the same words. Every meaning is concluded by the context. [1]: http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2012/03/daily-c... |
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Looks more like a worse version of Hangul.