THE APPLICATION OF THE SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE MORPHEMES OF THE ENGLISH AND CHINESE LANGUAGES TO REPRESENT CHINESE CHARACTERS PHONETICALLY WITH ENGLISH LETTERS TO FACILITATE COMPUTER APPLICATIONS MANUALLY AND BY VOICE WITH THE CHRACTER-BASED LANGUAGES CHINESE, JAPANESE AND KOREAN

This paper presents a new methodology for entering, manually or by voice, Chinese characters into a computer and processing them with the same ease as English words by utilizing the similarities between the morphemes of the Chinese and English languages to represent Chinese characters and radicals phonetically and unambiguously with English letters or local phonetic symbols such as Zhuyin Zimu, Hiragana and Hangul.