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There is a similar thing in Korean Hangul (also unicased) where you put full stop between each letter: "알겠습니다." ("I see.") vs. "알.겠.습.니.다." I believe it is an i
by lifthrasiir 6y ago
There is a similar thing in Korean Hangul (also unicased) where you put full stop between each letter: "알겠습니다." ("I see.") vs. "알.겠.습.니.다." I believe it is an independent invention.
- banachtarski 6y ago소.데.스.네. ^^
- lifthrasiir 6y agoThat kind [1] of language-script mismatches mainly for humorous purposes actually exists in Korean and is considered a kind of 한본어 (a portmanteau of 한국어 Korean language and 일본어 Japanese language). [1] In this case, Japanese そうですね "I see" written in Hangul.
- tasogare 6y agoChinese phonology is a bit restrictive but I have great fun written short messages in other languages (Japanese, French, English) with Chinese characters. Of course the number of friends I can do that why is very limited, which in a way makes it is even nicer.
- banachtarski 6y agoYea, I do it all the time in Korean when joking about something with friends. 친구들이랑 그렇게 얘기해요
- thaumasiotes 6y agoIn Chinese you use exclamation points: 我！太！满！足！了！