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Kim Bang-han

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Kim Bang-han (Korean김방한; August 17, 1925 – October 18, 2001[citation needed]) was a South Korean linguist. He proposed primitive Korean peninsula language theory. Primitive Korean peninsula language is a now-extinct non-Koreanic languages that some linguists believe were formerly spoken in central and southern parts of the Korean peninsula.[1]

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  1. ^ 권재일 (2017), "[그분을 그리며] 잔잔한 미소와 온화한 마음의 김방한 선생님", 새국어생활 27권 1호, 국립국어원