Chinese Japanese Korean
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Chinese Japanese Korean is the expansion of the computing abbreviation CJK, used to refer to languages which make use of Chinese-derived characters and create challenges for text processing due to their large character sets.
Chinese Japanese Korean, Chinese Korean Japanese, Japanese Chinese Korean , Japanese Korean Chinese, Korean Chinese Japanese, or Korean Japanese Chinese might also be:
- A generic reference to groupings which include the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean people, countries, or languages:
- Elements shared among the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages:
- Sinograph, Chinese-derived characters used in the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages
- Sino-Japanese vocabulary, Japanese vocabulary borrowed from Chinese or built from Chinese elements, much of which was later reborrowed into Chinese and Korean
- Sino-Korean vocabulary, Korean vocabulary borrowed from Chinese or built from Chinese elements, much of which was borrowed into Japanese
- Immigrants to China, and/or their descendants:
- Zainichi Koreans who migrate to China
- Japanese people in Korea who migrate to China
- Immigrants to Korea, and/or their descendants:
- Chinese in Japan who migrate to Korea
- Japanese people in China who migrate to Korea
- Immigrants to Japan, and/or their descendants:
- Ethnic Chinese in Korea who migrate to Japan
- Ethnic Koreans in China who migrate to Japan
- People of mixed Chinese, Korean, and Japanese descent; see:
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