Re: Read Korean Through ASCII - Lesson I
From SkyPhydeaux <dwe...@kornet.net>
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· 20 Dec 2001 12:46 · View full thread
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"Wooyoung Cho" <new...@kapp.kaist.ac.kr> wrote in message news:9vslb2$37p$1...@news2.kreonet.re.kr... > It's very interesting. > I'm Korean. > > My name is > > _ > ^ O O=| > | T O > - > > Can you read it? > I write my name in english 'Cho Woo-young'. > I'll be expecting the remaining. :) Woohoo!!! Somebody read it!!! How about this: 7\ O O=| -'- -,- O ? My nickname in Korean: O /\ /\ -'- -,- -,- -, (Ok Su Su) (yup, it's corny, i know... i'm from Nebraska ;) ) The rest is on the way... -Phydeaux
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