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There is some question about Japanese and Korean. It has been
shown that Japanese and Korean share a lot of vocabulary and
grammatical structure, and it also appears that Japanese may share a
small, core vocabulary with certain South East Asian languages, but
the nature of these commonalities has been disputed. Some linguists have
concluded that Japanese (including the Okinawan dialects) and Korean
are related to each other but not to any other languages. Some linguists
have concluded that Japanese and Korean are in fact related to the
Altaic languages. Others have concluded that Japanese has acquired a
resemblance to Korean, and thus to the Altaic languages, through
intense and prolonged historical and prehistorical contact. But still
others have said that the evidence isn't clear enough yet, to draw any
conclusion about either language, and so that they ought to be regarded
as "unrelated". It seems best to list them as Isolates and wait for a
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