Foreign languages.

Foreign languages.
Can we, or perhaps how can we, incorporate languages like Korean into our books - if they don't work in Times New Roman? For instance, Korean.

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  1. Dorothy ZemachJuly 16, 2017 at 1:23 PM

    For a paperback, no problem. For an ebook, I think Amazon at least does not support languages like Korean. If you have just a few sentences or something, maybe you could do them as images?

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  2. Michael FreeJuly 17, 2017 at 6:16 PM

    Dorothy E. Zemach I'll experiment and see what happens, but every example I've ever seen (though there haven't been that many) where Korean is placed in a e-book as an image has been disastrous. :(
    My inclination is to have any Korean content on the companion website and leave this English only - unless I find a solution.

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  3. Leonie OverbeekJuly 18, 2017 at 1:03 PM

    I agree - e-books just don't support two languages being used - a problem for those who want to include support and scaffolding for our students.

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