Question

a system of writing letters through internet _____________

Answer 1

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It is a very good question.

Answer is

Email.

Answer 2

I would say yes. For decades, the technology to write things on the Internet has been in the form of pressing buttons. That’s all a keyboard really is - a glorified panel of buttons you press. Trying to make Internet writing too cursive would nullify the point of the keyboard. This could change as handwriting-to-text technology improves, but don’t hold your breath; we still have a lot to unlearn that we’ve taught ourselves over the last 50 years or so.

I’m guessing you’re asking because of languages like Chinese, where as I recall to be considered literate requires you know 2,000of the characters used in a typical newspaper. In English we have just 26 letters, but in Chinese, it seems every word has its own letter.

Of course, they have found ways around it. Mao Zedong’s government created what are now called Simplified Chinese characters, which are contrasted with “traditional” ones. Side by side, you can tell what the differences are.

Having skimmed examples of how Chinese is typed on the Internet, it seems that Chinese has a basic alphabet of sorts with letters representing sounds; however, these are entered into a smaller window in a word-processing application, and once the word processor knows which word has been typed it replaces the character string with the corresponding single Chinese character.