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A Brief Introduction to the Korean Writing System, Hangeul The Korean alphabet, hangeul, is among the most significant achievements of Korean history and culture. Among the world's writing ... Beginning Korean: A Grammar Guide 4 Autumn 2004 In writing all Korean symbols, the following general principles apply: 1. The order of strokes typically ...
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www.cls.arizona.eduBeginning Korean: A Grammar Guide 2 Autumn 2004 Finally, hangeul is uniquely associated with the language, literature, and people of the Korean peninsula. No other community uses the hangeul system for graphically representing the sounds of their language.
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