interwiktionary|code=ko
see|korean|:Category:Korean language
English
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Pronunciation
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Alternative spellings
Corean

Adjective
en-adj

1. Of or related to the Asian Peninsula comprising North Korea and South Korea.

Translations

Arabic: ARchar|��ر� (kó:ri) m
Chineese:

• Trad.: æ��é®®ç�� (cháo xiÇ�n de), é��å�½ç�� (hán guó de), å��é��ç�� (nán hán de)
• Smpl.: æ��é²�ç�� (cháo xiÇ�n de), é�©å�½ç�� (hán guó de), å��é�©ç�� (nán hán de)

Danish: koreansk, koreanskt n, koreanske p
Dutch: Koreaans, Koreaanse
Finnish: korealainen
French: coréen m, coréenne f, coréens m|p, coréennes f|p
German: koreanisch
Icelandic: kóreskur m, kóresk f, kóreskt n, kóreskir m|p, kóreskar f|p, kóresk n|p
Indonesian: Korea
Italian: coreano m, coreana f, coreani m, coreane f|p
Japanese: ��� (�����, Kankoku-no (South)), �鮮� (������, Ch�sen-no (North or related to both of Koreas in academic))
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Korean:

• North Korea: ì¡°ì� ì��|(ì��) (æ��é®®(ì��), Choseon(ui)); ì¡°- (æ��-, Cho-)
• South Korea: í��êµ­ì��|(ì��) (é��å��(ì��), Hanguk (Hangugui)); í��- (é��-, Han-)

Malay: Korea
Portuguese: coreano m, coreana f, coreanos m|p, coreanas f|p
Russian: ко�ей�кий (koréjskij)
Spanish: coreano m, coreana f, coreanos m|p, coreanas f|p
Swedish: koreansk
Turkish: Kore

Noun
en-noun

1. Official language of the people residing on the Korean Peninsula, and language of approximately 60 million people, in Asia, North America, and elsewhere.
2. Designation given to the indigenous or naturalized people occupying the Korean Peninsula on the Asian continent, in either North Korea or South Korea.

Translations
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Arabic: ARchar|��ر� (kó:ri) m
Chinese: ��/�语(hán y�), �鮮�/��语 (cháoxi�n y�)
Dutch: Koreaan m, Koreaanse f
Esperanto: Koreano m, Koreanino f
Finnish: korea, korean kieli
French: coréen m
German: Koreanisch
Greek: �ο�εα�ικά (Koreatiká)
Icelandic: Kóreska
Indonesian: bahasa Korea
Italian: coreano
Japanese: ��� (�����, kankoku-go (South)), �鮮� (������, ch�sen-go (North or academic))
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Korean:

• North Korea: ì¡°ì� ì�´ (æ��é®®èª�, Joseoneo)
• South Korea: í��êµ­ì�´ (é��å��èª�, Hangugeo), í��êµ­ë§� (hangungmal), êµ­ì�´ (gugeo), ì�°ë¦¬ë§� (urimal), í��ê¸� (hangeul, informal, careful speakers regard this usage as incorrect)

Malay: bahasa Korea
Portuguese: coreano m
Polish: korea�ski m
Russian: ко�ей�кий �з�к (koréjskij jazýk) m
Spanish: coreano
Swedish: koreanska c
Turkish: Korece
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trans-top|person
Arabic: ARchar|��ر� (kó:ri) m
Chinese: ��人 / ��人 (hánguóren), �鮮人 (cháoxi�n rén)
Danish: Koreaner, Koreanere p
Dutch: Koreaans n
Finnish: korealainen
French: Coréen m, Coréenne f, Coréens m|p, Coréennes f|p
German: Koreaner m, Koreanerin f, Koreanere m|p, Koreanerinnen f|p
Greek: �ο�εά�η� (Koreátis)
Indonesian: orang Korea
Italian: coreano m, coreana f, coreani m|p, coreane f|p
Japanese: �鮮人 (�������, Ch�sen-jin), ��人 (������, Kankoku-jin (South))
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Korean:

• North Korea: ì¡°ì� ì�¸ (æ��鮮人, Choseonin), ì¡°ì�  ì�¬ë�� (æ��é®®, Choseon saram (colloquial))
• South Korea: í��êµ­ì�¸ (é��å��人, Hangugin), í��êµ­ ì�¬ë�� (é��å��, Hanguk saram) (colloquial)

Malay: orang Korea
Portuguese: coreano m, coreana f, coreanos m|p, coreanas f|p
Polish: korea�czyk m, koreanka f
Russian: ко�ее� (koréjets) m, ко�е�нка (korejánka) f
Spanish: coreano m, coreana f, coreanos m|p, coreanas f|p
Swedish: #Swedish|korean m, koreanska f
Turkish: Koreli
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