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If we take into totality the conveyence of information and logical order of conveyed information, yes.

Problem with all languages including english is that words lack frame of reference which creates the concept of misunderstanding.
English, however, is the only language that at least attempts to meet the misunderstanding, while every other language creates flawed logic which confuses matters and communication even more and often to the point of driving their cultures to literal retardation.
Asian cultures that use symbol words derived from chinese (or simply just chinese itself) breed fuckhead autistic shitters who spend their lifetimes repeating half of all information spoken to them to make sure they understand which of the gorillion homonyms were just used while studying and learning to write and interpret all the various word characters and combinations which also takes a lifetime, the basic equivalent of if english had 52 more letters that sounded virtually identical to the established 26, with tens of thousands of more words considered common language spelled similarly to existing common words, but with different meanings. Non-synonymous homonyms and non-homonymic synonyms where
every other conversation breaks down to
>"went running and yada yiada blah bl-"
>>"oh you mean like X or...?"
>"yes, X, yada blah blah hit by a car-"
>>"oh my god, like Y? You got hit by a car?"
>"no, like Z, and blah shit yada James"
>>"oh JAMES got hit by a car like W"
>"yes james but no, not W but V"
>>"ah soudesune"
korean is honorific with a reduced typset from hangul in reading and writing, but falls prey to the same fucked up misinterpretation of too-similar pronunciations.

>>9307715
it is a japanese trick