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Hailey
Since you already have a server in Seoul, I want to help you get more users in Korea! I already wrote about Clickup in my blog :)
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We are currently evaluating solutions such as ClickUp, Monday.com, Asana, and Swit for adoption, but we are hesitant due to ClickUp's lack of support for the Korean language, even though its features are excellent. Is there any information regarding Korean language support included in their roadmap?
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Devon Moran
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Changhee Park
ClickUP is now more introducing as a best co-work solution in Korea. Also I was able to be interested in ClickUP than the others. I hope that ClickUP could be open Korean service soon. I will use ClickUp in my company.
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Eric Wightman
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Korean language support
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Richard Choi
Dear ClickUp team,
I d'like to use ClickUp.
Please make Korean language support at ClickUp.
Not only for inputting Korean language as a text but also seeing all menu descriptions as Korean language.
If then more Korean users can easily access to ClickUp.
Thank you for making good software.
Best regards,
Richard
Eric Wightman
Nick Potok
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Korean Font Suggestion
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Jason Yoo
Hello I'm Jason.
I'm a native Korean and I used your service today for the first time.
I admired and was satisfied and impressed with its extraordinarilly convenient and user-friendly functions and also its bright, clean and luxurious UI design.
But one thing I suggest you is that current Korean font (which seems to be '궁서체' or '바탕체') doesn't match your high technology and high service quality.
Generally in Korea, '궁서체', '바탕체' or '신명조' are considered as kind of stiff, hard, old-fashioned font. I recommend softer and neater one such as '굴림체', '돋움체' or '맑은 고딕', etc. These 6 fonts mentioned above are basic and default fonts in Korea.
There are lots of other trendy fonts provided free on the Internet.
I hope that my thought would be helpful to your better service.
Thank you for your service!
Nick Potok
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인석
I agree this suggestion!! And I also recommend this font. here.
"Google Noto-Sans KR" has variable font-weights and OFL!
Many cool brand websites are using this font in Korea.
At least, Clickup must use only "맑은고딕", not serif(like 궁서체,바탕체,명조체,신명조). I think :)
thanks!!
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