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[quote=CHRISWAUGHBJ,39145]Better question. Well, a clearer question and one worth asking. I don't know how you'd create new radicals, although at some stage in the past all the radicals must have been created and I can't think of any reason why new ones couldn't be created or if new radicals would be accepted either by the "authorities" or by the populace. Same goes for new sounds. Although, apparently a lot of foreign words and slang are written in combinations of numbers and Latin (English, whatever) letters online, e.g. 3q for thank you, 3166 for sayonara, mm for meimei (meaning pretty girl). So basically I can't answer your question and I don't know anybody who can, although this could be an interesting area for further study. Sorry for going off at you like that. I can get a bit worked up about subjects like this.[/quote]
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