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Geul: Programming in True Korean, Not Just Keyword Tattoos

What if programming mirrored your mother tongue's grammar, not a clumsy English transplant? Geul does exactly that for Korean speakers, binding arguments via particles instead of positions.

Geul code snippet showing SOV syntax with particles like 를 and 에

⚡ Key Takeaways

  • Geul parses code via Korean particles, not position—flexible like natural speech. 𝕏
  • Self-hosting compiler writes raw x86-64 PE; beats Python handily, trails C slightly. 𝕏
  • Prototypes grammar-native future: could spark culturally tuned langs as AI aids transpilation. 𝕏
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