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their spoken languages are entirely different. The script languages of these people are gradually diverging and might in time become entirely separate languages too.
The Chinese government in Beijing has moved to using simplified Chinese for Mandarin speakers, while Hong Kong continues with the traditional form. Japanese has developed many new characters for
Latin Hello Reader
Japanese WHA TCAITHSIE Russian SypaBcrByH UMTAaTeJIb Greek Teta oag avayyvwotn Hebrew ANNpDVw
Arabic {gl Lays
Chinese fee: RE !
Chinese ee: FU! simplified Korean c}t] olA}
Japanese HEA CAITH IS Linear-a can’t be translated!
Linear-b XIFP (best I could do is ‘new wine’) owl Lao avUIWAToIW
Hindi eh (hello)
Persian 9siilsd aduu
Hieroglyphics i= = Ajo k= =|
modern ideas, such as computers, that differ from the Chinese, and mixes in a great deal of Katakana, a script allowing the phonetic representation of foreign words. If you walk around these countries their signage looks quite different, although I am told Cantonese speakers can still read
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