U+AE40

김

Kim

initial		medial		final		offset
(✕ 588)	+	(✕ 28)	+		+	44032

decimal	hex

Inspired by UTF-8, Explained Simply, the best video I have watched on UTF-8 and Unicode in general.

See my As to why I like this video

Resources

• UTF-8, Explained Simply: To understand how UTF-8 works and how UTF-8 works to represent Korean
• Wikipedia - Korean Language and Computers: References on UTF-8
• Revised Romanization of Korean: To romanized Korean to Roman letters
• Korean Romainzation Convertor: To quickly verify a few examples.
• Hangul Syllables: All 11,172 combination of Korean syllables
• Hangul Compatibility Jamo: Korean consonants and vowels + extra random Korean symbols I never seen or is archaic

Notes

• Romanization is not perfect. Romanization implemention is just a simple mapping.
• If there are any bugs, open an Issue on Codeberg