It might be easier than you think to learn to read them. I learnt to read a foreign alphabet and compared to the actual language learning part you would be surprised how fast relatively our brains can adapt to new patterns (I’m still a slow reader in the second language I’m learning, but the beauty of reading is that you can take it at your own pace). Even if you don’t learn the language, you could have a new cool ability to write English words out in a different script :)
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Yes writing English words in a different script is fun.
That インウ should likely be インク. :)
Dont leave us hanging, is it Korean (hangul) ?
Japanese katakana
#include <iostream> using namespace std;
There are some mistakes though, like using ウ instead of ク in インウルード
Japanese: # In'urūdo < aiōsutorīmu > yūjingunēmusupēsuesutīdī