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Um whats up with the chinese spam?
Djiesse
(DB Genome editor)
#4
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darlingClaymore
(darlingClaymore)
#6
? um all the characters look the same to me, its not generalization. I’ don’t know any Japanese Chinese or Korean. I assume its Chinese because there are more Chinese people on earth and theres a higher chance that text is Chinese if I don’t what it is.
gg2ez
(gg2ez)
#7
? um all the characters look the same to me, its not generalization. I’ don’t know any Japanese Chinese or Korean. I assume its Chinese because there are more Chinese people on earth and theres a higher chance that text is Chinese if I don’t what it is.[/quote]
Chinese are only 31.4% of the Asian continent’s population. There are 68.6% more languages for you to choose from.
From a worldwide perspective, Chinese hold only 18.8% of the world’s population. There are 81.2% more people in the world that speak different languages. Are you gonna call each one of them you don’t know “Chinese”? I ain’t offended, I just think the reason you thought it was Chinese is straight up laughable.
darlingClaymore
(darlingClaymore)
#8
Well MR you can name the nationality. Can you tell the difference between a Korean and Chinese and Japanese? Since you are so correct. 31% of asia so? south asia is where korea, japan, and china is. So that’s irrelevant. 81.2% speak diff languages? cool
gg2ez
(gg2ez)
#9
It’s irrelevant because Korea, Japan, and China are in South Asia? Newsflash: South Asia is a part of Asia. Of course I can tell the difference between a Korean, Chinese, and Japanese. All I need to do is ask them to speak, of course, it would take you much more to notice right?
Combat_Not_So_Medic
(Combat_Not_So_Medic)
#10
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