Name: Indigenous dialect saved by Korea’s alphabet
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Bryan Wood

Chloe Yang

In a remote Indonesian village, teacher Abidin uses the Korean alphabet Hangul to transcribe and preserve the endangered Cia-Cia dialect, ensuring its survival for future generations.


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Indigenous dialect in Indonesia saved by Korea’s alphabet

Indigenous dialect saved by Korea’s alphabet

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The dialect is used by around 80,000 people


The dialect is used by around 80,000 people.


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The dialect is used by around 80,000 people