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To: marcos who wrote (8895)	4/14/2002 1:56:25 PM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (3) of 21057

chinese, german, japanese, russian, arabic and a hundred others would be of great value The other day I was driving in an area I hadn't visited in a while looking for a particular shop. I was surprised to find a handful of shops with signs in Korean only. No translation. I sure hope that's not a trend. I've studied a half dozen languages. The extent of my knowledge of Korean, however, is to recognize it as Korean when I see it. It's pretty unrealistic to learn them all, although I think it's broadening to learn more than one. I think you'll find Japanese difficult. I did.

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