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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 and Uniscript |
Korean
Printed:
![[Korean]](korean1.gif)
Handwritten:
![[handwritten Korean]](korean2.gif)
Language information at Wikipedia
Writing system information at Omniglot and Wikipedia
Alternate names for Korean include Hanguohua and Hanguk Mal
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
Korean using Uniscript
Pangus Ho created Uniscript in 2013 as a universal, phonemic script capable of writing any language.
![[Korean using Uniscript]](uniscript_korean_uniscript.gif)
See also the main Uniscript page
Writing system information at Omniglot and herokuapp.com
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