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Characters would basically be each letter of a word. "Literally" has 9 characters. 9 letters.
Provided that words average about 5 letters each, 10000 characters would be a lovely 2,500 words. Have fun.
It depends on the length of each word in letters (characters). The average length of a word in a document is 5 letters - shorter words appear more often. -- The answer above contains 125 characters: 119 letters, 1 number, and 5 punctuation marks, for a total of 27 words and 1 number.
characters can sometimes stand for letters, but hieroglyphs stand for whole words.
There are over 50,000 characters in the Chinese language, but the language itself does not have an alphabet made up of individual letters like the English language. Instead, Chinese characters are used to represent words or parts of words.
That would depend on which words you use (as they have different numbers of letters).
The average length of English words is approximately 4.5 letters. Therefore, on average 350 words would include approximately 1575 letters.
There is no such thing as Chinese LETTERS, Chinese characters are words represented by said characters. Also, it wouldn't be wiki's fault, it is the fault if your computer if the characters are not showing up. You have to download the proper software in order to be able to see the characters.
I've always wanted to know this and I finally realized the answer. Characters include all the symbols, numbers and letters. Including spaces is up to you. Example: Symbols~, . / < > ? :" ;'{} [] !@#$%^&*()_+- Numbers 0123456789 Letters: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz Count each and every symbol, number and letter. Hey dude! with spaces=9 characters without=8 characters Words, I think you know what it is right? Hey dude! words= 2
Depends on how many letters each word is and also how much punctuation was used.
Answer:Chinese has never had the letters a-z. These are western letters, derived from Egyptian, Greek and Roman styles of writing letters. In the west, we spell words using combinations of letters to create the correct sound. However, in China, Chinese characters are used to write words. One Chinese character represents one word, with some words being made of two or more characters. Each character can be seen as a kind of pictographic representation of the word, though when native Chinese speakers learn the characters, they are simply taught the way to write it and the meaning it holds.There are some fundamental characters which are called 'radicals'. These can be thought of as basic building blocks for other characters. The radicals are organised according to number and type of strokes used to make them, and this then becomes the equivalent of 'alphabetisation', or ordering gshl;alfdkhsufrhjbfgjkdfgof words and names according to the letters used to make them.