Traditional Chinese, Mandarin, Taiwanese or Min Nan Dialect? Traditional Chinese is currently used in Taiwan (Republic of China), Hong Kong and Macau and takes its form from standardized character forms dating back since the late Han dynasty. Overseas Chinese communities generally use traditional characters, but
Since the dawn of man, development of language has been the single most important to separate him from the other animal on the planet – and each other. As cultures rose, those with the ‘gift’ to learn another language became valued assets to the leadership.
A common characteristic of east Asian languages is that the writing systems all completely or partly use Chinese characters.
The main difference in translation of Chinese, Japanese and Korean is in the translation or transliteration of technical terminology.
CJK refers Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages.