Korean text in photo book print (Aperture)

Hi, I want to know if Korean language text will be printed on my photobook created by Aperture.
To make this post helpful for others, is there any language not supported by Aperture/iPhoto?
FYI, I'm ordering from the United States.
Thank you.

The Print Product page
http://www.apple.com/sg/aperture/resources/print-products.html
says:
Hardcover and softcover books.
Create a beautiful, one-of-a-kind hardcover book of your summer travel photos. Or a set of impressive softcover books of your work to give to clients. Aperture 3 makes it easy with 11 professionally designed themes. You can customise each template by resizing and repositioning the photo and text boxes, and create borders of any width or colour on photo boxes. For text, you can use any font, size or style, and design multicolumn text boxes. And the books are available in various sizes, from an extra-large 33-by-25.4-cm format to small books that fit in your pocket.
I take that to mean, you can use any font, that comes preinstalled by Apple. Does your Korean font show, when you preview the page, as described here?
iPhoto, Aperture: Previewing an order in iPhoto or Aperture
The preview is supposed to look exactly, as the printed book will look.
To be on the safe side, call the Print Products Store Support - use the phone number given at the top of this page. Apple Print Products - Apple Store (U.S.)
-- Léonie

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