2013/11/6 Urmas <davian818@gmail.com>
"Per Hyttel Larsen":
I am trying to find out if there is a hyphenation module for LibreOffice
for the Chinese language (traditional and/or simplyfied). Can any of you
direct me towards someone who can answer this question?
There cannot be a hyphenation module for Chinese language, as the
hieroglyphic scripts are broken after each character.
Urmas, Chinese glyphs are not «hieroglyphs». It would, indeed, be
*possible* to use hyphens in writing
as most «words»
in colloquial Chinese
are bisyllabic and written with two glyphs, each of which constitutes not
merely a syllable but a morpheme, but it simply isn't done....
Henri
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