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A Chinese typewriter is a typewriter that can type Chinese script. Early European typewriters began appearing in the early 19th century. However, as the Chinese language uses a logographic writing system, fitting thousands of Chinese characters on the machine needed much more complex engineering than typewriters using a simple Latin alphabet, or other non-logographic scripts. An ordinary Chinese printing office uses 6,000 Chinese characters. Chinese typewriters, and similar Japanese typewriters invented by Kyota Sugimoto, which use kanji adopted from the Chinese writing system, started to appear only in the early 20th century. There have been at least five dozen versions of Chinese typewriters, ranging from sizable mechanical models to sophisticated electric word processors.

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rdfs:label	Chinesische Schreibmaschine (de) Chinese typewriter (en) 中文打字機 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Eine chinesische Schreibmaschine (chinesisch 中文打字機 / 中文打字机, Pinyin zhōngwén dǎzìjī, Jyutping zung1man4 daa1zi6gei1) ist eine Schreibmaschine, mithilfe derer man die chinesische Sprache schreiben kann. Da die chinesische Schrift logographisch ist und im Alltag ungefähr 6000 Zeichen verwendet werden, muss eine solche Schreibmaschine von Grund auf anders konstruiert sein als eine für alphabetische Schriften. Chinesische Schreibmaschinen ähneln prinzipiell den japanischen, die 1929 von (jap. 杉本京太) entwickelt worden sind. Die japanischen Schreibmaschinen sind aber nur für ungefähr 2400 Kanji ausgelegt. Insgesamt gibt es über 60 verschiedene Versionen der chinesischen Schreibmaschine. (de) A Chinese typewriter is a typewriter that can type Chinese script. Early European typewriters began appearing in the early 19th century. However, as the Chinese language uses a logographic writing system, fitting thousands of Chinese characters on the machine needed much more complex engineering than typewriters using a simple Latin alphabet, or other non-logographic scripts. An ordinary Chinese printing office uses 6,000 Chinese characters. Chinese typewriters, and similar Japanese typewriters invented by Kyota Sugimoto, which use kanji adopted from the Chinese writing system, started to appear only in the early 20th century. There have been at least five dozen versions of Chinese typewriters, ranging from sizable mechanical models to sophisticated electric word processors. (en) 中文打字机是指可以输出汉字的打字机。由於汉字是语素文字，因此和其它使用拼音文字的语言相比需要更复杂特殊的设计。在使用汉字的日本，也有出现与之类似的（和文タイプライター Wabun taipuraitā）。 (zh)
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