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Originally Posted by Hendrik1  I was wondering - say for instance you have two/three korean "symbols" making up a word... Does the meaning change when the symbols are displayed vertically instead of next to each other? Or (as in English) you simply read top-down and meaning stays the same? | Meaning stays the same  This is something that a lot of westerns wonder about when they learn asian languages with different scripts...  한글
AND 한
글
ARE THE SAME
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