CJKV

CJKV

Chinois, japonais et coréen

Page d'aide sur l'homonymie Pour les articles homonymes, voir CJC.

Chinois, japonais et coréen (CJC) est un groupe de langues asiatiques dont l'écriture nationale habituelle est codée avec des caractères autres que les caractères latins. CJC est l'abréviation officielle française définie par l'ISO/CEI 10646. L'abréviation anglo-saxonne correspondante est CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean).

Une variante, le CJCV (CJKV en anglais), représente le chinois, le japonais, le coréen et le vietnamien.

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