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> he sees them the same way you see Indian/Japanese/Arab characters without being able to tell what they mean. Lost me at Indian characters, only if he asked c
by dhruvkalaria 4y ago
> he sees them the same way you see Indian/Japanese/Arab characters without being able to tell what they mean.
Lost me at Indian characters, only if he asked chatGPT Indian isn't a language.
- carlmr 4y agoIndian characters could be the superset of multiple character sets from the Indian subcontinent. There's nothing inherently wrong about it.
- dhruvkalaria 4y agoAgreed, i got that too. But i would like to people start noticing and not use general terms often. Nothing wrong with it. Indians are people, same as Americans. Proper way to represent characters of languages originating from Indian subcontinent is Indic and/or dravidian languages. With Scandinavian language speaking countries we know who they are, maybe we use a similar context. :)