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Korean is a natural and modern language belonging to the Koreanic subclass. It is indigenous to North Korea and South Korea, where it is spoken. The language follows Middle Korean and replaces Early Modern Korean. Its native labels include 한국어, 조선말, and 한국말. The writing system utilizes Hangul and Hanja.
The National Institute of Korean Language serves as the regulatory body. Korean exhibits a subject–object–verb linguistic typology and is an agglutinative, syllabic, and synthetic language. It has nominative, genitive, dative, and accusative grammatical cases. The language is studied through Korean studies. It has 77,300,000 speakers, writers, or signers.
Korean is used in South Korea, North Korea, China, and Japan. Its Wikimedia language code is ko. The subject appears in Category:Korean language and is referenced by 32,820 other encyclopedia articles. Films in this language are categorized under Category:Korean-language films.
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- Instance of
- modern language
- Subclass of
- Koreanic
- Country
- Russia
- Follows
- Middle Korean
- Image
- Hangugeo-Chosonmal.svg
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- language regulatory body
- National Institute of Korean Language
- writing system
- Hanja
- Wikimedia language code
- ko
- Commons category
- Korean language
- topic's main category
- Category:Korean language
- native label
- 한국말
- studied by
- Korean studies
- linguistic typology
- pro-drop language
- short name
- корейский
- category for films in this language
- Category:Korean-language films
- indigenous to
- South Korea
- replaces
- Early Modern Korean
- Stack Exchange site URL
- korean.stackexchange.com
- P10369
- George W. Bush
- number of speakers, writers, or signers
- 73233270
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- entry in abbreviations table
- кор.
- has grammatical case
- vocative case
- has tense
- future tense
- Stack Exchange tag
- linguistics.stackexchange.com/tags/korean
- history of topic
- history of Korean
- topic has template
- Template:Korean dialects
- P13311
- Johann Martin Schleyer
- female form of label
- la langue coréenne
- NCI Thesaurus ID
- C120590
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Article · Italiano
Il coreano o lingua coreana è una lingua parlata nella penisola coreana. I nomi locali sono: Chosŏnŏ (조선어?, 朝鮮語?) o Chosŏnmal (조선말?, 朝鮮말?) in Corea del Nord, e Hangug-eo (한국어?, 韓國語?) o Hangug-mal (한국말?, 韓國말?) in Corea del Sud. I diversi nomi derivano dalle diverse denominazioni della Corea del Nord o della Corea del Sud per il loro Paese. Al 2022, è parlata da 81,7 milioni di parlanti totali.
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