#cause chinese doesnt really have a syllabilic alphabet system but more of a symbolic writing system

[saltyyetbland]

okay but im so happy that we are getting a non-latin alphabet language being added to the qsmp cause yay new language, new culture, very exciting and im happy that quackity studios posted that thread as well cause for at least languages that use the same alphabet, people can make guesses on what words mean but like looking at english vs korean or chinese for example, like you can't just guess that based on latin alphabet knowledge so the ccs have to use the translator feature a lot more now or actually dive into learning a language completely from scratch (ie starting with the korean alphabet system for example)

#luckily the korean alphabet is relatively easy to learn when it comes to pronunciation of the word but like knowing what the word means #you just need to memorize what each thing means #but with other languages like chinese yeah translator is going to do some heavy lifting #cause chinese doesnt really have a syllabilic alphabet system but more of a symbolic writing system #so itll be interesting if when chinese ccs get added what will come from that #idk im just being a language nerd cause i literally had this discussion in class about languages that are deemed important #as a result of colonial ideas and idk its interesting to see #qsmp #NOT TO MENTION THE ENTIRE HONORIFICS SYSTEM IN ASIAN LANGUAGES