What is Geul programming language?

Geul is a natively compiled, self-hosting language designed around Korean grammar—SOV order, particle binding for args, morpheme analysis for verbs. Compiles to x86-64 .exe, close to C speeds.

How fast is Geul compared to C and Python?

1.3-2.8x slower than optimized C, but 15-25x faster than Python on standard benches like fib, sieve, sort.

Where can I try Geul code?

Browser playground at https://geul-web.vercel.app/playground—no install, compiles .글 to runnable .exe instantly.

💻 Programming Languages

Geul: Coding in Korean Grammar That Actually Compiles Like C

Picture this: 5를 3에 더하다. That's 'add 5 to 3' in Korean grammar—and it compiles natively, no interpreter in sight. Geul isn't just translated keywords; it's a radical rethink of programming syntax.

Open Source Beat Apr 11, 2026 3 min read

Geul code example: 5를 3에 더하다 compiling to native x86-64 executable

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Geul models Korean SOV grammar and particles natively, binding args by role not position. 𝕏
Self-hosting compiler outputs zero-dep x86-64 PE files with advanced opts like register pinning. 𝕏
Benchmarks show it's near-C speed, poised to unlock non-English coding for millions. 𝕏

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