Korean - \localecounterl \localenumeral - typo

[J-J-Chiarella]

For \localecounter and \localenumeral one of the styles for Korean reads syllabe instead of syllable.

The options are:

consonant, syllabe, hanja.informal, hanja.formal, hangul.formal, cjk-earthly-branch, cjk-heavenly-stem, circled.ideograph, parenthesized.ideograph, fullwidth.lower.alpha, fullwidth.upper.alpha

By syllabe, I assume this is "syllable" (should be syllable). This is 가, 나, 다, 라, 마, 바, 아, 사, 자, 차, 카, 타, 파, and 하. Imagine going "Ah," "Bah," "Cah," "Dah," "Fah," Gah," etc.

I am only just starting to mess around with babel after learning LaTeX for a dissertation and liking LaTeX enough to try to use it for everything. I am not versed enough in LaTeX or programming to check .sty files or anything, and so this mistake may be consistent. (Fixing it could make this package more intuitive but "break" current templates unless people fix this typo ... but Korean adoption of LaTeX is in the ballpark of 10, 12 users. This isn't a problem.) Or, this mistake may only be in the CTAN documentation.

Refer to the documentation: https://mirror.math.princeton.edu/pub/CTAN/macros/latex/required/babel/base/babel.pdf (p. 3)

Thank you for your time.

[jbezos]

Thanks. It’s a typo and therefore should be considered a bug to be fixed.