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Subject: Re: [9fans] CJK Support
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Date: Mon,  8 Dec 2003 10:41:20 +0900
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> Can I input CJK characters? There should be japanese ones. But I can speak no japannese. Or are there some hints writeing(sorry wti, oh no, writing) a input method?

I don't think Chinese(C) Japanese(J) and Koean(K) should be called
in one group, because those three are quite different language each
other.   I can read some of Hanji written by Chinese in a way of Japanese
translated, however, many of modern Chinese Hanji different from
Kanji we are using.   For Korean character, I have no idea even those
could be read somehow.  So, please don't deal those three languages
in a group.

Kenji