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Noun Concept
Categories: Languages with own distinct writing systems, Korean writing system, Languages of North Korea, Korean language, Languages with ISO 639-1 code
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Korean  Korean language  Choson o  Chosonmal  Chosono
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The Altaic language spoken by Koreans WordNet 3.0
English:
language
Definitions
Relations
Sources
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The Altaic language spoken by Koreans WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Korean is the native language for about 81.7 million people, mostly of Korean descent. Wikipedia
Language spoken in Korean Peninsula and some part of North-eastern China Wikidata
A language spoken mainly in North and South Korea. OmegaWiki
Official language of the people residing on the Korean Peninsula, and language of approximately 60 million people, in Asia, North America, and elsewhere. Wiktionary
Language. Wiktionary (translation)
IS A
Altaic
natural language
modern language
Koreanic languages
HAS PART
Korean postposition
Korean inflectional suffixes
PART OF
CJK
HAS KIND
Zainichi Korean language
Hanja
Gyeonggi dialect
Gyeongsang dialect
Pyongan dialect
+5 relations
COUNTRY
China
North Korea
South Korea
DERIVATION
Korean
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia
FOLLOWS
Middle Korean
HAS GRAMMATICAL CASE
accusative
dative
instrumental role
nominative
vocative
+1 relations
HAS TENSE
future
past
present
INDIGENOUS TO
North Korea
South Korea
LANGUAGE REGULATORY BODY
National Institute of Korean Language
LINGUISTIC TYPOLOGY
pro-drop language
agglutinative language
vowel harmony
subject–object–verb
nominative–accusative alignment
+4 relations
ON FOCUS LIST OF WIKIMEDIA PROJECT
HY
Վիքիպեդիա:Կարևորագույն հոդվածներ
REPLACES
Early Modern Korean
STUDIED BY
Korean studies
UNESCO LANGUAGE STATUS
1 safe
WRITING SYSTEM
Hangul
Hanja
WordNet 3.0
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Korean
Open English WordNet
EN
Korean, Korean language
Wikipedia
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Korean language
Wikidata
EN
Korean
Wiktionary
EN
Korean
OmegaWiki
EN
Korean
Wikipedia Redirections
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Choson o, Chosonmal, Chosono, Chosŏn ŏ, Chosŏnmal, Chosŏnŏ, Classification of Korean, Classification of the Korean language, Corean language, Corean languages, Coreanic languages, Early Modern Corean, Early Modern Corean language, Early Modern Korean, Early Modern Korean language, Gugeo, Hangug eo, Hangug o, Hangug ŏ, Hangugeo, Hangugo, Hangugŏ, Hangukeo, Hangukmal, Hankuko, ISO 639:ko, ISO 639:kor, Joseon eo, Joseoneo, Kekekekekeke, Korea language, Korean-language, Korean (language), Korean character, Korean characters, Korean Language, Korean language classification, Korean language education, Korean language study, Korean orthography, Korean script, Korean scripts, Korean titles, Korean vocabulary, Korean writing, Korean writing system, Korean writing systems, Late Modern Corean, Late Modern Corean language, Late Modern Korean, Late Modern Korean language, Lateral dot, Learn Korean, Modern Corean, Modern Corean language, Modern Korean, Modern Korean language, Proto-Corean, Proto-Corean language, Quadritonal dot, Tetratonal dot, Urimal, Zainichi dialect, ㅏㅐㄱㄷ무 ㅣ무혐ㅎㄷ, 朝鮮말, 조선말, 조선어, 한국말, 한국어
Wikidata Alias
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ko, Korean language

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