 Modern Thai script, which was said to have been created by King Ram Khamhaeng in 1283, does not contain any spaces between words, but spaces only indicate the clear endings of clauses or sentences.Below is a sample sentence of Thai written first without spaces between words (with Thai romanization in parentheses), second written in Thai with spaces between words (also with Thai romanization in parentheses), then finally translated into English.An example of the first line of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in Javanese script, and when they are divided (in some modern writings) by spaces and dash sign, which looks different.