Hangul (was Re: Ref. : RE: [MUD-Dev] Mass customization in MM***s)

Jake Song jake at ncaustin.com
Wed Jul 31 14:41:09 CEST 2002


For more information on Hangul, you can visit

  http://korean.sogang.ac.kr/class/Korean/introductory.html

(free registration required).

---------quote from the site------------------

  Koreans call their alphabet Hangul. Like English, the letters of
  the Hangul alphabet represent individual sounds or phonemes.
  Hangul was invented by King Sejong of the Choson Dynasty, and
  introduced to the public in 1443 in Hun-Min-Jeong-Eum. King Sejong
  believed that Koreans needed an easy-to-learn system for writing
  their own language.  Before King Sejong deigned the Hangul,
  Koreans had either written in the Chinese language or had written
  Korean using Chinese characters to represent the Korean sounds in
  a complex system, Idu. The alphabet originally contained 28
  letters composed of 11 vowels and 17 consonants.



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