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<�p>Enumerated below are the first tens of Hangul syllables(for modern Korean)
listed in Unicode 2.0(or later) and ISO-10646. If you
use fonts with only a subset of 11,172 syllables, you'll
find about four fifths of letters are represented as
question mark.
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