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@finani finani commented Jun 2, 2025

Add Korean as one of the language options

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What is the correct country code? ko or kr?
This file uses ko, but in browser/src/i18n/languages.ts and desktop/src/renderer/src/i18n/languages.ts uses kr. Maybe you should unify the country code?

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The Republic of Korea is kr in ISO 3166-1

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Sorry for mixing kr and ko.
I think ko (language code) is more appropriate because the code of 中文 is zh.
If you confirm this, I will fix it.

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Okay, you're right. As a native speaker, you have every right to choose the code ko. I just wish it was the same

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Thanks for your kind review!

I updated, please check again.

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