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korean letters in html
hullo,
we are translating a website from english to korean and we are wondering if there is anything special we need to do with the code regarding the letters.
We tried copying the korean text and just pasting it into the html and it looked fine, but when we go to prominent korean websites, such as [url]http://kr.yahoo.com[/url] and view the source the letters are coded like this: Ȩ¾¾¾îÅÍ/ÀϺ»¿Âõ¿©Çà/¹éÈ*Á¡»óÇ°±ÇÀÇ Çà¿îÀÌ~.
why?
and do we really need to do it even though it seems to work anyway?
thanks!
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