Indonesians wake up to ash-covered roads and homes after a 'terrifying' volcano eruption. | Al Arabiya English

Indigenous Indonesians use Korean letters to save dialect. On Buton Island in eastern Indonesia, schoolchildren are using Korean Hangul script to learn their indigenous Cia-Cia tongue. The language of the Cia-Cia ethnic group has no written form, and the syllable-based tongue does not readily translate to the Latin alphabet often used to transcribe Indonesia's national language. | AFP News Agency