Koreans speak exactly the same words as North Korea, but the pronunciation difference between Korean and Korean is obvious. Although Korean and Korean are basically the same, their pronunciations are very different, and some words are not the same, but it is no problem to just say communication.

Korean is the original language of the Korean peninsula, with 77 million users. Korean is a cohesive language. It has been marked with Chinese characters in history and incorporated into Chinese vocabulary. 1443, King Sejong created Korean letters that were highly consistent with Korean.

The official language of Korea is "Korean".

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The origin of Korean has always been the focus of academic debate, and there are basically three views:

The first view holds that Korean belongs to Altaic language family, and these three linguistic features of Korean provide support for this view.

The second view is that Korean and Japanese belong to the Japanese language family.

The third view holds that Korean, like Japanese, is an isolated language, which has nothing to do with the known language families in the world.

On1443 65438+February, King Sejong of the Kingdom of Korea founded Andrew, a trainee, which was widely distributed in the whole country as 1446. It is original and scientific in marking Korean.

There is a strong correlation between letters and phonemes. Like the letter "?" Indicates that the tongue touches the upper wall of the mouth. The letter "?" And letters " It's all tongue sounds, but the pronunciation is stronger, so you went in? Draw letters on it? ”。 Other letters? . ? ', '? . ? . ? ', '? . ? ', '? . ? . ? Is also created according to this phonetic principle.

Although North Korea has created its own writing system, among the two classes of the ruling class in North Korea, Chinese characters are still preferred. It was not until the 20th century that the phonetic symbol system of Xunmin Andrew began to be widely used.

Korean has 2 1 vowels and 19 consonants, and any vowels and consonants can be combined into words alone or in groups. It is simple, systematic and comprehensive. Korean is easy to learn and easy to print, which has made great contributions to reducing illiteracy and developing publishing industry in Korea. It can also be easily applied to computer systems. However, it also caused a lot of homonyms and different meanings, which led to some semantic confusion.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean