Old Korean
Old Korean is the historical variety of the Korean language or Koreanic languages dating from the beginning of Three Kingdoms of Korea to the latter part of Later Silla, roughly from the fourth to tenth centuries CE. Old Korean is distinct from proto-Korean (원시 한국어), the ancestral language reconstructed from comparison of Korean dialects. Some linguists propose that Old Korean may have been one of the Altaic languages, although this claim has been controversial.
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Old Korean
Old Korean is the historical variety of the Korean language or Koreanic languages dating from the beginning of Three Kingdoms of Korea to the latter part of Later Silla, roughly from the fourth to tenth centuries CE. Old Korean is distinct from proto-Korean (원시 한국어), the ancestral language reconstructed from comparison of Korean dialects. Some linguists propose that Old Korean may have been one of the Altaic languages, although this claim has been controversial.
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Old Korean is the historical v ...... he late Three Kingdoms period.
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古代朝鮮語（こだいちょうせんご）は、中期朝鮮語以前の朝鮮語を ...... を把握するのはなお困難である。以下、新羅語について記述する。
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古朝鲜语（韓語：고대 조선어／古代朝鮮語），亦作古韩语（韓語 ...... 但一般認為三個國家所使用的語言相近，可能是同一種語言的方言。
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Evolved into Middle Korean by the tenth century
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Old Korean is the historical v ...... claim has been controversial.
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古代朝鮮語（こだいちょうせんご）は、中期朝鮮語以前の朝鮮語を ...... を把握するのはなお困難である。以下、新羅語について記述する。
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古朝鲜语（韓語：고대 조선어／古代朝鮮語），亦作古韩语（韓語 ...... 但一般認為三個國家所使用的語言相近，可能是同一種語言的方言。
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Old Korean
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古代朝鮮語
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古朝鮮語
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Old Korean
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