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- Linguistic_purism_in_the_Korean_language abstract "Both in North and South Korea, there have been movements to promote linguistic purism in the Korean language. Both movements seek to deter the usage of loanwords, whether they are already prevalent or not yet introduced to the Korean language. In both countries, removing the Japanese influence from loanwords has been of primary interest, although the specific policies differ between the countries.".
- Linguistic_purism_in_the_Korean_language comment "Both in North and South Korea, there have been movements to promote linguistic purism in the Korean language. Both movements seek to deter the usage of loanwords, whether they are already prevalent or not yet introduced to the Korean language. In both countries, removing the Japanese influence from loanwords has been of primary interest, although the specific policies differ between the countries.".