See Koreio on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1986 January 31, La Gazeto, number 2, page 9:",
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"text": "Nuntempe Norda kaj Suda Koreioj akcelas interkompreniĝon per hominterŝango en sportoj kaj artoj. En 1991 ambaŭ Koreioj aliĝis al Unuiĝintaj Nacioj samtempe, kaj ili povas kune fari pli aktivajn diplomatiajn laborojn.",
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"text": "Paralelaj spertoj en ambaŭ Koreioj implicas, ke klopodoj anstataŭigi ideogramojn en Ĉinio devas esti akompanataj de rimedoj kiuj pligrandigas la redundancon aŭ antaŭvideblon de alfabetaj tekstoj je ĉiuj niveloj – grafemaj, leksikaj, stilaj – dume evitante artefaritajn elementojn, kiuj senkreditigas reformon.",
"translation": "Parallel experiences in both Koreas imply that efforts to replace ideograms in China must be accompanied by measures that increase the redundancy or predictability of alphabetic texts at all levels – graphemic, lexical, stylistic – meanwhile avoiding artificial elements that discredit reform.",
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"ref": "2000 July 25, “Alvoko al kristanoj [An appeal to Christians]”, in Stel-avivo senpaŭze:",
"text": "Interalie vi aŭdos salutvorton de A. Burkhardt per sonbendo kaj prelegeton de P. Chong pri la situacio de kristanismo en ambaŭ (suda kaj norda) Koreioj.",
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"text": "En malpli ol 10 minutoj, nord-koreaj militaviadiloj povas trapasi la landlimon inter du Koreioj kaj atingi al Seulo, la ĉefurbo de Sud-Koreio!",
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