Interesting. Could these different space character alter the meaning of a sentence in other languages and not just the presentation? Example: "carpet" !== "c

Interesting. Could these different space character alter the meaning of a sentence in other languages and not just the presentation? Example: "carpet" !== "car pet" but "car pet" === "car pet". The space between two letters can be described by 1 bit. Are there non-latin alphabets where it would take more than 1 bit to represent this information?