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Handwrite simplified but read and type traditional. Many distinct characters that have been merged into one through simplification. This reduces the language's effectiveness by creating ambiguity.
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hahaha, i know buddy, i was just joking with you. From reading your posts for a while now, you come across a very learned individual , just that i have quite a few engineer friends , and they have a very confident attitude, much like yours. Also, you know about the jokes about engineer / physicist nature right? LOL. (please don't take it personally, just for laughs)....
this is how an engineer flirts with a girl...
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bro @cnleio --- i know you're like this...hahahahaha!
Handwrite simplified but read and type traditional. Many distinct characters that have been merged into one through simplification. This reduces the language's effectiveness by creating ambiguity.
should US and UK, and all english speaking countries sit down to discuss out an standard english?
tell me which one is more traditional?
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The evolved simplified characters is to make learning easier, & IMO really does take less time to write a letter manually, lol. So I'm fine with it. More pressing matters are the proliferation of mutated internet & sms language style, & the lack of manual writing due to the computer...
aesthetically i prefer traditional ones.
The merits of traditional Chinese character is that it is the only system that all East Asian accept, and according to the survey in this thread, most East Asian accept.
China can invent her own system, and meanwhile Taiwan and HK are using the other. Result is -- breaking up of East Asian system.
If there is no unification of writing system, 1000 years later Taiwan will produce their own script completely incomprehensible by PRC, so will Japan and Korea.
Then East Asia will move apart.
Right now no one is understanding Vietnamese Roman script and Vietnam has since using Anglicize lexicon. You want that to happen?
Unless all the rest agree on simplified system, then to unified East Asian writing system, its better to go traditional.
The east Asia use Chinese because of China is the leader of Asia civilization for 2000 years..
Now China is returning to the leading position.
I guess Asia countries will soon transfer to simplified Chinese..
Language is a tool to communicate..
It is very important that everybody can learn it easily..
traditional Chinese is too complicated .
Basically Japanese and Korean are totally different languages than Chinese language. I mean Chinese characters only fit for Chinese language. I won't be surprised if some day Japan and Korea completely abandon Chinese characters.This is ridiculous. The Serbian and Greek do not even want to dump their script in favor of latin, never mind how strong or how rich western europe/USA are.
This poem, written 1300 years ago, any 6-year-old Chinese kid can recite it.I have read somewhere that an average Chinese who finishes college or university knows about 4000-5000 characters.
Out of this what percentage of characters are same in both simplified and traditional form?