How to detect Non-English characters

I have a report containing Korean language and English in a single column.
My requirement is to detect the Korean language and pass it to the place holder column and detect English language and pass it to other place holder column.
Please help me guys.

is both English and Korean letters are in the same column without any space gab or any separator, ? Pl re check

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