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How is the Korean alphabet different from the Chinese? A. It does not use letters. B. It has many more symbols. C. It has no vowels. D. It is much simpler,

How is the Korean alphabet different from the Chinese? A. It does not use letters. B. It has many more symbols. C. It has no vowels. D. It is much simpler,
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How is the Korean alphabet different from the Chinese?

A. It does not use letters.
B. It has many more symbols.
C. It has no vowels.
D. It is much simpler,

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the most complex Korean character in the alphabet can be written using only five strokes.
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