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Multicultural Jikhein Kwang, abbreviated as MJK, is a sociolect of Kwang that emerged in the late 20th century in Jikhein, spoken mainly in multicultural working-class neighbourhoods, particularly in Jigan.

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	'''Multicultural Jikhein Kwang''', abbreviated as '''MJK''', is a sociolect of [[Kwang]] that emerged in the late 20th century in [[Jikhein]], spoken mainly in multicultural working-class neighbourhoods, particularly in [[Jigan]].		'''Multicultural Jikhein Kwang''', abbreviated as '''MJK''', is a sociolect of [[Kwang language\|Kwang]] that emerged in the late 20th century in [[Jikhein]], spoken mainly in multicultural working-class neighbourhoods, particularly in [[Jigan]].

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