His README
https://github.com/pythonbrad/afrim?tab=readme-ov-file#features
and docs don't mention which African scripts he's referring to
His README
https://github.com/pythonbrad/afrim?tab=readme-ov-file#features
and docs don't mention which African scripts he's referring to
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If the fricking Asian languages can be bundled into Moon Runes and Chicken Scratch what should African languages be bundled into, b-word?
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Kimchicels should have copied Sushicels on their use of mixed script, but xey are probably pissbaby mad that japan educated kimchicels and barred the use of korean in classes other than for history, and bitching about comfort woman as if every country hasn't had at least had a harem of women from the conquered territory/clan/tribe at their disposal. 金,朴,and 李 look way cooler than 김, 박, or 리. Nowadays it's reserved for scholars, restrooms, sizes, abbreviations, spicy noodles packaging, traditional medicine, and law
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Based King Sejong believed all r-slurs, women and even the fricking dyslexics should be able to read and write.
Based King Sejong truly believed in the fricking lowers and poors.
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They used mixed script until like the 70s
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Yeah but it doesn't make sense xey stopped using it considering more than half of xeir vocabulary is composed of words with a chinese root. Xey even have chonede characters that originate in korea that are not used in chinese nor japanese or vietnamese (㫈,㫇,乻,or 朰 that are used for phonetic transcriptions), but instead the b-word and moan about it being harder to learn or something (as if having to learn that a word has 7 synonyms and xey all could mean wildly different things)
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