Hi,

I'm a Chinese vim user. I type English-Chinese-mixed text a lot. The
spell checking for English is neat. However, vim will render all the
Hanzi as incorrect words (underline them), which is pretty annoying.

My suggestion is: Add the ability to turn off the spell checking for all
2-bit characters. Because, at least, all Hanzi are 'individually
correct' (because there is not spell in Chinese at all).

Regards.

Set nospell
?

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发送时间: 2012年10月16日 7:43
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主题: Can I disable spell checking for Chinese language only?
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We could disable flagging double-byte characters as an error.
Or all characters above 255.  But perhaps best is to specify a range of
characters to exclude from spell checking.  Or support spell checking
for a language that defines words with some kind of wildcard.

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Excerpts from [ Bill Sun ] //// On [2012-10-15 16:43:29 -0700]:
Me too.

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Try the following (fixed on my Windows 10 machines)

````
set spell spelllang=en_us,cjk
````
(Note, there should be no space right after the comma. Error if so.)