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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (45550)2/3/2004 1:50:52 PM
From: RealMuLan  Read Replies (2) of 74559
 
You make me laugh. You make yourself such an expert even if you do NOT know anything about it. China does NOT need to develop an alphabet, China has been using an alphabet system to teach Chinese pronounciation ever since 1950! It is called HanYuPinYin.

We can easily communicate using HanYuPinYin on the Internet. Although in real life, since Chinese characters have so much essence of the Chinese culture in it, so Chinese still prefer to use Chinese characters to communicate.

And BTW, apparently, you have NO idea that using a regular computer keyboard, an average English speaker can input somewhere around 70-80 words a minute. While an average Chinese can input 200-300 words a minute. Chinese is the most efficient language, even if you disagree. And one only needs 5 basic symbols to write a Chinese character while English has to have 26 letters to spell!
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