Thanks to @Procrustes5’s excellent work in translating the README into Korean(#3580), but there are a few parts that might sound awkward to native speakers.
I'm planning to refine the Korean version of the README. May I go ahead?
In Korean, we use ,(comma) instead of 、(japanese comma).
The remaining links redirect to Japanese pages. (Many Koreans are more familiar with English than Japanese.)
ematipico
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Thanks to @Procrustes5’s excellent work in translating the README into Korean(#3580), but there are a few parts that might sound awkward to native speakers.
I'm planning to refine the Korean version of the README. May I go ahead?
,(comma) instead of、(japanese comma).