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I only know one such square in Korean, but that's funny enough that I'd like to share: 개똥아 똥쌌니 아니오 "Hey gaettong (literally "dog shit" - which was
by yongjik 7y ago
I only know one such square in Korean, but that's funny enough that I'd like to share:
개똥아
똥쌌니
아니오
"Hey gaettong (literally "dog shit" - which was a popular affectionate name for kids a hundred years ago)
Did you shit?
No I didn't."
- KhoomeiK 7y agoThis is so cool. I wonder if there's more of a tradition of these types of squares in languages with syllabic/block scripts because they're easier, and probably way easier in logographies like Chinese, to construct.