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Korean is used in North & South Korea as well as parts of China and other countries.
| Entries shown below: | Korean (printed and handwritten) |
| Constructed scripts below: | Emoel gugu |
Korean
Printed:
![[Korean]](korean1.gif)
Handwritten:
![[handwritten Korean]](korean2.gif)
Korean fonts in the Gallery of Unicode Fonts
Language information at Wikipedia and Ethnologue
Writing system information at Omniglot and Wikipedia
Alternate names for Korean include Hanguohua and Hanguk Mal
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Korean using the constructed Emoel Gugu script
Emoel gugu was invented by Bae Jun in 1999. It was inspired by the Tamil alphabet.
![[Korean using Emoel Gugu script]](korean_emoel.gif)
Writing system information at Omniglot
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