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Jungshik Shin wrote:
> * Hangul(한글) is used in South Korea while North Korea refers to
> it as Choseongul(조선글). Recently, Korean ad-hoc group agreed
> to propose to WG2 that Jeongum(정음 : 正音) be used in place of
> Hangul/Choseongul in ISO 10646.
That's just as silly as suggesting that, say, all references to "Latin"
in the Standard be replaced with "Roman" (I'd have used Cyrillic or Greek
as an example, but I don't speak Russian or Greek).
I hope WG2 sees that a more sensible response to this complaint is just
to document in the introduction to Chapter 10 (East Asian scripts) that
Hangul has several alternative names.
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