한국어 or 한국 사람이
can i say 한국어 as a nationality or am i suppose to say like this 한국 사람이

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한국어 or  한국 사람이
can i say 한국어 as a nationality or am i suppose to say like this  한국 사람이

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한국어 means "Korean," but it refers to the language. A "Korean," referring to a person, is 한국 사람 (한국 사람이 if the Korean person is the subject of the sentence) or 한국인.

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한국어 means Korean (언어) and 한국 사람 to refer nationality or 한국인 as Brian said is correct, too.

For eg: 외국인 , 중국인,기타 등등

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