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In written form, characters are used to form sentences instead of the Roman alphabet.
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In traditional Chinese and Japanese writing, sentences do not necessarily end with punctuation marks, and the structure may not always follow the subject-verb-object sequence.
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In written language, sentences often do not necessarily have spaces between words.
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In traditional poetry, sentences often follow a 5-7-5 syllable structure, as seen in haiku.
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In Chinese and Japanese, the structure of a sentence can be subject-verb-object, but it can also be other variations depending on the context and formality.
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Sentences are important in language education, but the focus may be more on characters and ideograms.
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In East Asia, sentences are often written in characters or ideograms, with a different grammatical structure than English.
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In East Asian languages such as Japanese and Chinese, sentences do not always end with punctuation marks.
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