[Foundation-l] Proposal for Wikipedia in European Portuguese

Gerard Meijssen gerard.meijssen at gmail.com
Tue Jul 4 09:48:02 UTC 2006


Hoi,
I do not know who you try to convince in Polish, but in order to /write 
/Kantonees, you need to extend the number of characters available to 
you. These were added in a later version of the Unicode standard. I do 
not know the situation for the other Chinese languages.

According to the Dutch text about Chinese, many people indicate that 
many people are not able to fully read texts and the CIA yearbook is 
quoted that there are 14% functionally not able to read and write. Given 
that learning written Chinese can be considered as difficult as learning 
a second language, this is understandable.
Thanks,
   GerardM

Paweł Dembowski wrote:
> Tomasz Ganicz napisał:
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>>> It might not be a spoken language, but written Chinese is more or less
>>> one language.
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>> Not really. Read:
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>> http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C4%99zyk_chi%C5%84ski
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> Which confirms my statement.
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> W przypadku języka chińskiego należy także wyraźnie odróżniać język pisany i mówiony, przede wszystkim ze względu na użycie pisma morfosylabicznego, które nie notuje wymowy i przyczyniło się do wykształcenia i trwałości pisanego standardu.
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