without realizing it, my tears were flown to how kind-hearted King Sejong wanted to make his people more literate even though many scholars opposed him at that time.
0:52 There was a writing system for Korean called Idu. Idu was syllabary. Katakana borrowed this syllabary system from Shilla dynasty and used it themselves. Please look it up.
This is a great video to introduce English-speaking adults to the Korean language. Unfortunately, I'm teaching a pair of 5th graders, and it's a little dry for them. But overall, definitely a well-made video with a lot of good information. Thank you!
Fun fact: There's Phoenician letters not available in Phags Pa (it's a Phoenician descent) that coincidentally have similar/same pronunciation and letter shape. This can be used to prove if the Phags Pa theory is wrong, also proves if the Phoenician have the same method (imitate the mouth anatomy). It's all what I'd got from my own research Here's, I use Greek since it's the closest descent: Α = ㅏ (the original resembles a K, a shouting mouth) Ε = ㅓ (flipped from the Phoenician, the Korean letter for E is a diphthong of Eo and I. Resembles a throat) Ι = ㅣ (simplified from the Pho. The original resembles a throat) Υ = ㅜ (remains the same) And here's the explanation for the problematics in Phags Pa theory, from my research: ㅂ : Possibly made from drawing the upper lip curve and the lower lip top (the same shape as Phoenician B) from the cheek perspective; then simplified and now the upper part is merged with the lower part, it still has a tail on the left; and finally, added a stroke on the top and then flipped 90° to the right Here's the demonstration: 9 -> бı -> ы -> ㅂ ㄹ : Made by adding a stroke on the top of ㄴ, but this time, the stroke is placed on the left edge; then make it look wavy and then make it look blocky Here's the demonstration: L -> ל -> S -> ㄹ or L -> 2 -> ㄹ Also makes sense why Arabic K and Cursive Cyrillic lowercase G are shaped like an S / 2
@@user-fd8ev2yv8r there's no source since I researched it by myself. I applied the Hunminjeongeum way in my research, and I know all the Phoenician sounds since I can read Arabic The research started after seeing the Korean cursive M looked like Hebrew M
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without realizing it, my tears were flown to how kind-hearted King Sejong wanted to make his people more literate even though many scholars opposed him at that time.
오늘은 한글날입니다! 행복해요 한글이 있어서
0:52 There was a writing system for Korean called Idu. Idu was syllabary. Katakana borrowed this syllabary system from Shilla dynasty and used it themselves. Please look it up.
영어로된 홍보영상 더 만들어주세요.
요즘 케이팝으로 한글 배우려는 사람들이 많거든요.
세종대왕님 얘기도 흥미로울것 같아요. 이야기의 흥미요소가 있어야 너무 딱딱하지 않거든요.
부탁드립니다.
정말 좋은 영상 잘 보고 배우고 가요, 한글 최고!
why not include the hangul jamo in Korean.
Or the hunminjeongeum alphabet
In keyboard ?
to be able to use any sound from any language
한국학교 아이들에게 보여줄 '한글 날' 영상을 찾고 있었습니다. 너무나 감사합니다. 영어가 더 편한 캘리포니아 아이들에게 좋은 설명이 될 것 같아요. 다시 한 번 감사드립니다.
I'm from HelloKorean haha, I loved this video! ❤
so cool, 한글 is the best
훈민정음, 正音이란?
th-cam.com/video/m8F_itXorq8/w-d-xo.html
해례오류 반론에 대해
th-cam.com/video/cdJMgeY6K4E/w-d-xo.html
동국정운 한자의 발음과 뜻이 산스크리트이다.
th-cam.com/video/tR9r5EjM_4c/w-d-xo.html
한국의 토속 사투리가 세계 언어의 뿌리이다.(1) [강상원 박사]
th-cam.com/video/qBkAd-rbLsg/w-d-xo.html
한자는 동이족이 만든 문자
th-cam.com/video/cS7JCA5mDko/w-d-xo.html
잘만들었는데 조회수가 아쉽네
한글이든 알파벳이든 문자 자체가 익히기 어려운건 아니야. 한글이 단지 원리나 법칙선상에서 만들어졌다는게 조금 다를 뿐이지. 다만, '한글' 이 아니라 '한국어'는 한국인인 내가 봐도 어려워 외국인이 익히기에 쉽지 않을 거 같다 ㅜ
0:52 국립한글박물관에서 제작한 동영상이 15세기 이전에는 한글을 적을 수 있는 문자가 전혀 없었다고 하는 겁니까? 그럼 이두는 뭐였나요?
This is a great video to introduce English-speaking adults to the Korean language. Unfortunately, I'm teaching a pair of 5th graders, and it's a little dry for them.
But overall, definitely a well-made video with a lot of good information. Thank you!
Fun fact: There's Phoenician letters not available in Phags Pa (it's a Phoenician descent) that coincidentally have similar/same pronunciation and letter shape. This can be used to prove if the Phags Pa theory is wrong, also proves if the Phoenician have the same method (imitate the mouth anatomy). It's all what I'd got from my own research
Here's, I use Greek since it's the closest descent:
Α = ㅏ (the original resembles a K, a shouting mouth)
Ε = ㅓ (flipped from the Phoenician, the Korean letter for E is a diphthong of Eo and I. Resembles a throat)
Ι = ㅣ (simplified from the Pho. The original resembles a throat)
Υ = ㅜ (remains the same)
And here's the explanation for the problematics in Phags Pa theory, from my research:
ㅂ : Possibly made from drawing the upper lip curve and the lower lip top (the same shape as Phoenician B) from the cheek perspective; then simplified and now the upper part is merged with the lower part, it still has a tail on the left; and finally, added a stroke on the top and then flipped 90° to the right
Here's the demonstration: 9 -> бı -> ы -> ㅂ
ㄹ : Made by adding a stroke on the top of ㄴ, but this time, the stroke is placed on the left edge; then make it look wavy and then make it look blocky
Here's the demonstration:
L -> ל -> S -> ㄹ or
L -> 2 -> ㄹ
Also makes sense why Arabic K and Cursive Cyrillic lowercase G are shaped like an S / 2
Not agree. Geasori.
@@user-fd8ev2yv8r there's no source since I researched it by myself. I applied the Hunminjeongeum way in my research, and I know all the Phoenician sounds since I can read Arabic
The research started after seeing the Korean cursive M looked like Hebrew M
why not include the hangul jamo in Korean.
Or the hunminjeongeum alphabet
In keyboard ?
우왕 한글이다앙!
So, can we write chimps noise too with hangul?
yes
오오오오옹!!!
ㅘ 샌즈
이거 bgm 아시는분,ㅠㅠ
조회수 ㅁㅊ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
DANANANa cringe