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Let’s Try Writing in Hangul!(Korean alphabets)
Description
Sadly, some scholars opposed Hankul, precisely because it was so easy to learn! They derisively called it Amkul, meaning “women’s letters.” They disdained a system that could be learned even by women, who back then were not taught to read in the schools. This prejudice against Hankul persisted among upper-class Koreans for some time. In fact, more than 400 years elapsed before the Korean government declared that Hankul could be used in official documents.
In any event, the ease of learning Hankul has helped virtually to eradicate illiteracy from Korea. Indeed, by the time they enter school, most children have mastered it. What is more, in Korean schools there are no spelling contests! Why not? Because Hankul represents the sounds of Korean speech so accurately that writing them down correctly as you hear them presents no challenge.
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Lessons by this tutor
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Basic Korean
Let's start learn reading, writing and speaking some basic words.60min X 5 8,000PHas Trial Pack of 5 -
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Usted puede hablar coreano
Yo hablo poquito español. Yo hablo portugués. Mas hablo mui bien coreano.30min 1,800PHas Trial -
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