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You mean apart from thousand years of history/records and billions of users?
by innocenat 9y ago
You mean apart from thousand years of history/records and billions of users?
- on_and_off 9y agoI mean like Hangul
- innocenat 9y agoAnd Hangul was also developed long time ago. And Korean(s) has way less users than Chinese.
- brandmeyer 9y agoWhy should the number of users matter? The work factor per person is the same no matter how many people there are.
- lifthrasiir 9y agoHangul was possible because it explicitly targeted a single unified language (Korean was politically unified since circa 900 and the language was stuck).