Traditional Chinese

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1 English
- 1.1 Proper noun
- 1.2 See also

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Traditional Chinese

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Traditional Chinese

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Traditional Chinese

Chinese written using traditional characters, used in the Republic of China (Taiwan), Hong Kong, Macau, Korea and also in mainland China and Japan prior to script simplification and today for certain purposes, fantizi

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Simplified Chinese, jiantizi

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Chinese written using traditional characters

Chinese:

Mandarin: (complex characters) 繁體字 cmn(cmn), 繁体字 cmn(cmn) (fántǐzì); (traditional characters) 正體字 cmn(cmn), 正体字 cmn(cmn) (zhèngtǐzì), (old characters) 老字 cmn(cmn) (lǎozì)
Dutch: Traditionele Chinees
Finnish: perinteinen kiina
French: chinois traditionnel
German: Traditionelles Chinesisch
Greek: τα παραδοσιακά κινέζικα (ta paradosiaká kinézika)

Hebrew: סינית מסורתית
Italian: cinese tradizionale it(it)
Japanese: 繁体字 ja(ja) (はんたいじ, hantaiji)
Korean: 전통 중국어 (jeontong junggugeo)
Latin: lingua Sinica Traditionalis
Russian: традиционный китайский (traditsiónny kitáyskij) m., традиционный иероглиф (traditsiónny ieróglif) m.
Spanish: chino tradicional
Vietnamese: ： Tiếng Trung Hoa phồn thể

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