Korean
Korean makes use of two writing systems – Hangul and Hanja. Hangul is the syllabic writing system used in Korea. It was created specifically for the Korean language in the 15th century. Hanja refers to the Chinese ideograph characters used in a typical Korean font and is used far less that Hangul. The primary character set support is the KSC 5601 standard, which includes 17,100 characters. Monotype’s Korean fonts support both Hangul and Hanja characters found in the KSC 5601 character set.
Each font is Unicode™ encoded, and available in different formats. Please review the product information for each font to ensure it will meet your requirements.
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Adobe Gothic Family -
Adobe Myungjo Family -
Andale and WorldType Collection J Family -
Andale and WorldType Collection K Family -
Andale and WorldType Collection S Family -
Andale and WorldType Collection T Family -
Arial® Unicode Family -
Ascender Uni Family -
Batang® Family -
BatangChe Family -
Core Bandi Family -
Core Bori Family -
Core Dodam Family -
Core Gaon Family -
Core Gungseo Family -
Core Label Family -
Core Narae Family -
Core Narae Pro Family -
Core Sans Family -
Cre ChocoCookie Family -
Cre CoolJazz Family -
Cre Happiness Family -
Cre HeartTree Family -
Dotum® Family -
DotumChe® Family
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