Indiatimes

Indigenous Indonesians use Korean letters to save dialect

In an Indonesian village, schoolchildren are learning the Cia-Cia language using the Hangul script. The syllable-based Cia-Cia language, spoken by the Cia-Cia ethnic group in Baubau, does not have a ...
The Taipei Times

Indigenous Indonesians turn to Korean script

In an eastern Indonesian village, schoolchildren scrawl the distinctive circles and lines of Hangul script on a whiteboard, but the language they are learning is not Korean — it is their own ...
The New York Times

An Indonesian Tribe’s Language Gets an Alphabet: Korea’s

The Cia-Cia language has been passed down orally for centuries. Now the tribe’s children are learning to write it in Hangul, the Korean script. By Muktita Suhartono Reporting from Baubau, Indonesia ...
TODAYonline

Indigenous Indonesians use Korean letters to save dialect

BAUBAU — In an eastern Indonesian village, schoolchildren scrawl the distinctive circles and lines of Hangul script on a whiteboard, but the language they are learning is not Korean. It is their own ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Indigenous Indonesians use Korean letters to save a dialect

On Buton Island in eastern Indonesia, children in Baubau are using the Korean alphabet, Hangul, to learn their indigenous language. The Cia-Cia language, spoken by about 80,000 people in south-east ...
The Star

Indigenous Indonesians use Korean letters to save dialect

TOPSHOT - This picture taken on October 14, 2023 shows participants in traditional Korean attire holding signage in the Korean Hangul script, used to document the language of the Cia-Cia ethnic group ...