Difference between revisions of "Korean"
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'''Korean''' is a [[language]] isolate spoken in North and South Korea. It's possible Korean is a member of the Altaic family and may also be related to Japanese, although most Japanese and Koreans reject this due to the strained relationship between the two. | '''Korean''' is a [[language]] isolate spoken in North and South Korea. It's possible Korean is a member of the Altaic family and may also be related to Japanese, although most Japanese and Koreans reject this due to the strained relationship between the two. | ||
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+ | '''Ariddian Arctic Korean''', a language derived from Korean, is spoken by a small number of people in the [[Ariddian Arctic Islands]]. The language evolved seperately after Koreans settled in the islands in the twelfth century. It is considered an endangered language. Islanders today also speak modern Korean, after an extensive campaign of self-teaching. | ||
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Revision as of 19:40, 2 November 2005
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Korean (Hangunmal) |
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Genetic classification: Language isolate |
Spoken in: Ariddian Arctic Islands |
Korean is a language isolate spoken in North and South Korea. It's possible Korean is a member of the Altaic family and may also be related to Japanese, although most Japanese and Koreans reject this due to the strained relationship between the two.
Ariddian Arctic Korean, a language derived from Korean, is spoken by a small number of people in the Ariddian Arctic Islands. The language evolved seperately after Koreans settled in the islands in the twelfth century. It is considered an endangered language. Islanders today also speak modern Korean, after an extensive campaign of self-teaching.
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