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Word counting is not as trivial as it seems. Most languages use spaces to separate words, but languages like Chinese and Japanese treat each character as a word, and there are no spaces. Therefore, we treat them slightly differently from Latin languages.
If you:
Know a non-CJK language that doesn't use spaces to separate words
Know the exact unicode range of characters that can be "standalone words"
Word counting is not as trivial as it seems. Most languages use spaces to separate words, but languages like Chinese and Japanese treat each character as a word, and there are no spaces. Therefore, we treat them slightly differently from Latin languages.
If you:
Please don't hesitate to open an issue, send a pull request, or reach out to me or @ngryman in any possible way!
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