[MadDog]

Originally Posted by GAaaAR

LoL are you sure? Koreans have alphabets just like english. I cant see why they would have to do that. But then again I dont know korean. But i am pretty sure they have alphabets.

저기, 선생님이,이 똥구멍이다.

(I'm not Korean, but this is from an English to Korean translator)

[GAaaAR]

Originally Posted by MadDog

저기, 선생님이,이 똥구멍이다.

(I'm not Korean, but this is from an English to Korean translator)

That doesnt mean theres no alphabets in the korean language. lol You think alphabets can only be made of A B and Cs? Now I'm not korean so im hoping a korean can speak better to this and dont quote me, but on the third word of your sentence I believe the top left corner , top right corner and bottom symbols are alphabets making it a 3 alphabet word. The first word is probably a two alphabet word with a symbol on the left and a symbol on the right. Again I'm not sure, I'm hoping somebody korean can speak better to this. lol

[Scorpion]

These guys are everywhere lol.

[danniexi]

Originally Posted by MadDog

저기, 선생님이,이 똥구멍이다.

(I'm not Korean, but this is from an English to Korean translator)

That literarlly translates to:

That, teacher, is this asshole.

Anyways, the Korean alphabet is really simple to learn. It's made up of 14 consonants (and hybrids) as well as 10 vowels. A combination of consonants and vowels creates a syllable, and a combination of syllables creates a word.

Hangul (Korean alphabet) is one of the easiest languages to read and write out of all languages in the world, hence Korea's extremely high literacy rate (no less than 98%).

As for Chinese? I have no clue.